Long Thread Media Workshops

How to Make Dorset Buttons [Slideshow Webinar]

Join Kate Larson as she shares some of the history of Dorset buttons and guides you through making several button styles.

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[Video Only] Needle Tatting: The Basics and More

In Needle Tatting: The Basics and More with Georgia Seitz, you'll discover the art of needle tatting! Master tatter Georgia Seitz shows how to create gorgeous lace, using just a tatting needle and thread.

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[Video Only] Shuttle Tatting: The Basics and More

Master tatter Georgia Seitz shows how to create intricate lace with tatting to use as edgings, doilies and tablecloths, and embellishment.

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Knitting Lithuanian Socks

In Knitting Lithuanian Socks Part 1, you'll learn about the rich history of Lithuania and how it's knitting culture has been translated into contemporary culture.

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[Video Only] Andean Knitting

In Andean Knitting with Nilda Callanaupa Alvarez you'll explore a culture of knitting from the highlands of Peru that has recently experienced a resurgence throughout the world.

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[Video Only] Orenburg Knitting: Knitting Gossamer Webs

Experience this rich tradition as Galina Khmeleva shares the history, the stories, the patterns, and the knitting techniques of the talented lace knitters of Orenburg, so that you can create your own gossamer webs.

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[Video Only] Knits of Yore

A close look at some curious, perplexing, and estimable knitted objects from the past 200 years.

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[Video Only] Entrelac Knitting

Learn Kathryn's tips and techniques with her video workshop Entrelac Knitting: Surface Design with Yarn. A fun way to use your handspun, you'll add depth and intrigue to your knitted masterpieces.

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[Video Only] Antique Needles with Loene McIntyre

Join as Linda Ligon sits down with Loene McIntyre as she guides you through the fascinating history of this seemingly humble tool.

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[Video Only] Antique Sewing Pins

The straight pin is one of the most necessary and yet undervalued tools in a craftswoman's workbasket—so taken for granted, and yet with such a rich and intriguing history.

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[Video Only] A Potpourri of Odd Sewing Tools

A lady's needlework tools were an expression of her personality and place in the world. Loene McIntyre takes you on a magic journey through some of the treasures in her extensive collection.

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[Video Only] Antique Sewing Thread & Bobbins

Until the mid-nineteenth century, all the thread used to sew all the clothes and household goods throughout the world was spun by hand. Join Loene as she explores new insights into this primary tool of the craftswoman's art.

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