Tuesday, April 16, 2019

Make & Hue's Tradition issue


My article, Made by Anonymous, has gone live in Sweet Georgia's Make & Hue Tradition issue!

Do you sign everything you make?  Put your initials in one corner?  Sew in a label?  Here's an exploration of the pros and cons....why we do what we do.  It's a quick survey of how women have historically labelled their needlework (or not) and how.

It's finally sunny and warmer here in Winnipeg today, so I'm off to walk dogs and bask in the sunshine's rays without a hat.  If you'd like to knit one of these mitts (it's never too early to get ready for winter in Canada...), here's a link to many of the mitten patterns featured in this photo.

Article spoiler: ...while I don't tend to label my knitwear, I am really proud of all the effort that goes into my design work/writing/intellectual property.  I'm a "sometimes anonymous, sometimes not" kinda person!

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  • Check out my website here: www.joanneseiff.com
  • Sheep to Shawl
  • Dances with Wool
  • Carpe Diem!
  • Knitting Along the River
  • Getting Stitched on the Farm
  • Modeknit/Knitting Heretic
  • Pleasant & Delightful
  • Catena
  • Independent Stitch
  • Rosemary-go-round
  • Spin Dye Knit
  • Kentucky Arts Council
    In 2007, Joanne Seiff was awarded an Al Smith Fellowship in recognition of artistic excellence for professional artists in Kentucky through the Kentucky Arts Council, a state agency in the Commerce Cabinet, supported by state tax dollars and federal funding from the National Endowment for the Arts, which believes that a great nation deserves great art.

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