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Selbuvotter: Biography of a Knitting Tradition by Terri Shea
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Selbuvotter: Biography of a Knitting Tradition

by Terri Shea

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Wonderful Norwegian 2-colour patterns
  Epeira | Oct 25, 2009 |
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So often in museums it's the textiles departments that suffer that fate of never being seen or studied. Kept locked away. Most collections when budget allows, are properly catagoried and attempts at preservation are made. Othertimes, they remained overlooked even by the staff. This book is a treasure, and to read of the author's adventure into just how she came to write this book give me hope. Currently trudging away as a returnee to college studies, I hope to find a way to transfer into studies that will one day allow me to discover opportunities such as the one T.Shea was able to. She was willing to take a chance and make a change, during the process she was able to shed light on a neglected part of the past, cottage industrys involving knitwear. Thank you! ( )
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