Textile crafts
Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
Joseph W. Booth newspaper clippings and handkerchief
Materials include newspaper clippings related to Joseph W. Booth and other members of the Booth family, and a handkerchief sent from Joseph W. Booth while in Armenia to Elise Adams in Provo, Utah. Includes the envelope it was sent in. Dated 1928-1933.
Collection of folklore carvings, 2018
Contains a carved wooden sculpture of a nativity made by an Alaskan fine artist named Scott Thompson in 2018. The nativity includes traditional characters along with a moose. Carving was created as a Christmas decoration.
Collection of folklore textiles, 1920-2018
Contains various folklore textiles such as quilts, pillow shams, cross-stitch samplers, and decorations. Creators of items vary, and some items do not have a creator. Dated 1920 to 2018.
Collection of material folklore
Contains various folklore textiles such as quilts, pillow shams, cross-stitch samplers, and decorations. Also contains a wood carving nativity scene. Creators of items vary, and some items do not have a creator. Dated 1920 to 2018.
Leona Holbrook personal papers, approximately 1927-1991
Textile arts of the Mormon pioneers from 1847-1900
Photocopy of a typewritten thesis for a Master of Science degree at Oregon State University. Lamprecht writes about textiles among the Mormons in Utah.