Contents, with a foreword by Rabbit Goody:
- "Knitted Handwear: Preserving Cultural Identity in Hand-Stitches" by Jay Ruckel
- "Advertising and Knitting: Cranking Out Socks on Contract at Home, 1900-1926" by Richard Candee
- "Whose Corset Is It?" by Nancy Boulin
- "Exploring the Textures of Prehistoric Textiles: The Replication of Footwear and Bags" by Jenna Tedrick Kuttruff
- "To Market To Market: The Trials and Tribulations of Textile Adaptation–Highland Guatemalan Maya Women Through the Centuries" by Amber H. J. Judge
- "Homespun Myths: Middleclass Values Meet the Marketplace" by Judith Rygiel
- "The Ithaca Carpet Factory: Fancy Weaving, Home Production, and Superior Design" by Jill Maney and Jonathan Maney
- "Regional Preferences in Fancy Coverlet Designs: An Ohio Study" by Viginia Gunn
- "The Nineteenth-Century Diaries of Samantha and Zeloda Barrett, Weavers and Spinners in Nineteenth-Century Hartford, Connecticut" by Sharon Usba Steinberg
- "Airplanes, Balloons, and Cartridge Bags: A Few Fabrics of World War I" by Katharine Dirks
- "The Value of Staying in Touch: A Researcher’s Use of Public History" by Michael J.Smith
