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61. Pillow top woven by Dale Jarvis at the Weaving in the Wood pillow top workshop. Front. Pillow top woven by Dale Jarvis at the Weaving in the Wood pillow top workshop. Front. Textiles; Pillow top woven by Dale Jarvis at the Weaving in the Wood pillow top workshop held at Cochrane Street United Church on Nov. 3, 2012.
62. Raymond Russell shows his daughter, Arlene Penney how to tie off the wool on the pillow top frame. Raymond Russell shows his daughter, Arlene Penney how to tie off the wool on the pillow top frame. Textiles; Raymond Russell, who made a pillow top in the lumber camps in Terra Nova in 1958, shows his daughter, Arlene Penney how to tie off the wool on the pillow top frame.
63. A pillow top woven by Elizabeth Murphy, made from Phentex wool. Front. A pillow top woven by Elizabeth Murphy, made from Phentex wool. Front. Textiles; A pillow top woven by Elizabeth Murphy, made from Phentex wool. Woven c1980
64. Wooden frame used to make pillow tops, Burin Peninsula Wooden frame used to make pillow tops, Burin Peninsula Textiles; A wooden pillow top frame made in Rushoon, NL circa 1960. Constructed by Ned Barry
65. Observing the old pillow tops Observing the old pillow tops Textiles; Observing the old pillow tops. From left to right: June Russell, Arlene Penney, Nicole Penney, Elizabeth Murphy and Raymond Russell.
66. A pillow top woven by Elizabeth Murphy, made from Phentex wool. A pillow top woven by Elizabeth Murphy, made from Phentex wool. Textiles; A pillow top woven by Elizabeth Murphy, made from Phentex wool. Woven c1980
67. A pillow top woven by Nicole Penney A pillow top woven by Nicole Penney Textiles; A pillow top woven by Nicole Penney. Pillow tops are a textile traditionally crafted by men working in the lumber camps.
68. Pillow top woven at the Weaving in the Wood pillow top workshop. Back. Pillow top woven at the Weaving in the Wood pillow top workshop. Back. Textiles; Pillow top woven at the Weaving in the Wood pillow top workshop held at Cochrane Street United Church on Nov. 3, 2012.
69. Pillow top with diamond pattern. Woven by John Weeks. Front. Pillow top with diamond pattern. Woven by John Weeks. Front. Textiles; John Weeks, of Duntara, made this pillow top while working in Fort Chimo in northern Quebec. He was working on communications towers for the American army. The pillow top was mostly likely made between 1941 and 1945, when Fort Chimo (now Kuujjuaq) was used by the American military as an air force base.
70. Pillow top with diamond pattern. Woven by John Weeks. Close up of looped boarder. Pillow top with diamond pattern. Woven by John Weeks. Close up of looped boarder. Textiles; John Weeks, of Duntara, made this pillow top while working in Fort Chimo in northern Quebec. He was working on communications towers for the American army. The pillow top was mostly likely made between 1941 and 1945, when Fort Chimo (now Kuujjuaq) was used by the American military as an air force base.
71. Pillow top woven at the Weaving in the Wood pillow top workshop. Back. Pillow top woven at the Weaving in the Wood pillow top workshop. Back. Textiles; Pillow top woven at the Weaving in the Wood pillow top workshop held at Cochrane Street United Church on Nov. 3, 2012.
72. Pillow top woven at the Weaving in the Wood pillow top workshop. Front. Pillow top woven at the Weaving in the Wood pillow top workshop. Front. Textiles; Pillow top woven at the Weaving in the Wood pillow top workshop held at Cochrane Street United Church on Nov. 3, 2012.
73. Wool Pillow Cover, Terra Nova, Bonavista Bay Wool Pillow Cover, Terra Nova, Bonavista Bay Textiles; A wool pillow cover created by Raymond Russell while working in the lumber woods for the A.N.D Company in 1958 as a gift for his wife. Terra Nova, Bonavista Bay.
74. Wool Pillow Cover, Terra Nova, Bonavista Bay Wool Pillow Cover, Terra Nova, Bonavista Bay Textiles; A wool pillow cover created by Raymond Russell while working in the lumber woods for the A.N.D Company in 1958 as a gift for his wife. Terra Nova, Bonavista Bay.
75. Pillow top with diamond pattern. Woven by John Weeks. Close up view of diamond pattern. Pillow top with diamond pattern. Woven by John Weeks. Close up view of diamond pattern. Textiles; John Weeks, of Duntara, made this pillow top while working in Fort Chimo in northern Quebec. He was working on communications towers for the American army. The pillow top was mostly likely made between 1941 and 1945, when Fort Chimo (now Kuujjuaq) was used by the American military as an air force base.
76. Pillow top with diamond pattern. Woven by John Weeks. Front. Pillow top with diamond pattern. Woven by John Weeks. Front. Textiles; John Weeks, of Duntara, made this pillow top while working in Fort Chimo in northern Quebec. He was working on communications towers for the American army. The pillow top was mostly likely made between 1941 and 1945, when Fort Chimo (now Kuujjuaq) was used by the American military as an air force base.
77. Wool Pillow Cover, Terra Nova, Bonavista Bay Wool Pillow Cover, Terra Nova, Bonavista Bay Textiles; A wool pillow cover created by Raymond Russell while working in the lumber woods for the A.N.D Company in 1958 as a gift for his wife. Terra Nova, Bonavista Bay.
78. William Howard Brenton (mill worker), Corner Brook William Howard Brenton (mill worker), Corner Brook People; Photograph of the William Howard Brenton. Photo provided courtesy of Mable Brenton. Date unknown.
79. Moores, Alice. Alice Moores discusses rug-hooking. Moores, Alice. Alice Moores discusses rug-hooking. Folk art; Handmade objects; Needlework (material culture); People; Rugs; Hooked rugs; Textiles; Alice Moores discusses rug-hooking.
80. Moores, Alice. Dale Jarvis interviews Alice Moores regarding rug-hooking. Moores, Alice. Dale Jarvis interviews Alice Moores regarding rug-hooking. Folk art; Handmade objects; Neddlework (material culture); People; Rugs; Hooked rugs; Textiles; Dale Jarvis interviews Alice Moores regarding rug-hooking. Moores discusses the methods, materials and designs used in rug-hooking.
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