
Knitting Linen on the Train: Antique Flax from Austria
A flax dowry from 1940s Austria makes its way into the hands of a Swedish maker. As she knits, her stitches lead her back to her family’s roots in Vienna after World War I.
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A flax dowry from 1940s Austria makes its way into the hands of a Swedish maker. As she knits, her stitches lead her back to her family’s roots in Vienna after World War I.

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