Knitting America by Susan M. Strawn
A Glorious Heritage from Warm Socks to High Art
This comprehensive exploration delves into the rich history of knitting in the United States, tracing its evolution from colonial times to the modern era. The narrative weaves together the cultural, social, and economic influences that have shaped knitting practices across centuries, highlighting the craft's role in community building and personal expression. Through vivid storytelling and historical anecdotes, the book offers insights into how knitting has been both a necessity and an art form, reflecting broader societal changes and the resilience of American knitters.
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- 2007
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