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- Moon Boots, Worn by Gabrielle Derderian, 2001-2002 -
- 2001-2002
- Collections - Artifact
Moon Boots, Worn by Gabrielle Derderian, 2001-2002
- "Christmas Gifts for the Home," 1938 -
- 1938
- Collections - Artifact
"Christmas Gifts for the Home," 1938
- Emeline Morrow Miner Opening a Christmas Present, December 25, 1984 -
- December 25, 1984
- Collections - Artifact
Emeline Morrow Miner Opening a Christmas Present, December 25, 1984
- Jawana Jackson with Christmas Gifts inside the Jackson Home -
- 1963-1976
- Collections - Artifact
Jawana Jackson with Christmas Gifts inside the Jackson Home
- Christmas Tree and Gifts in Jackson Home, Christmas Day, 1966 -
- December 25, 1960
- Collections - Artifact
Christmas Tree and Gifts in Jackson Home, Christmas Day, 1966
- "All America Wants the Kind that Stay Up!," Advertisement for Jerks Socks, 1950-1955 -
- 1950-1955
- Collections - Artifact
"All America Wants the Kind that Stay Up!," Advertisement for Jerks Socks, 1950-1955
- Letter to Santa Claus and Photograph from Wendy Jones, 1967-1969 -
- 1967-1969
- Collections - Artifact
Letter to Santa Claus and Photograph from Wendy Jones, 1967-1969
- Pair of Fair Isle Socks, Worn by Kate Herron, 2005-2015 - Kate Herron loved wearing colorful socks -- whether store-bought or those she knitted herself. To help save her unique and memory-filled collection while extending their useful life, she repaired them. Kate used an embroidery technique called "needle weaving" to create the plaid and striped designs as she mended these socks. Mending isn't just a practical choice, but an opportunity for creativity.
- 2005-2015
- Collections - Artifact
Pair of Fair Isle Socks, Worn by Kate Herron, 2005-2015
Kate Herron loved wearing colorful socks -- whether store-bought or those she knitted herself. To help save her unique and memory-filled collection while extending their useful life, she repaired them. Kate used an embroidery technique called "needle weaving" to create the plaid and striped designs as she mended these socks. Mending isn't just a practical choice, but an opportunity for creativity.