Unravelling Canada A Knitting Odyssey Colonialism The walks are full of

The walks are full of challenges

cultural expression

chapter 3 details the important work of Mississauga woman Catharine Sunegoo

The place Where We Live

This memoir is a positive portrayal of an Ojibwe youth from humble beginnings who rises to the top of his sport

Unravelling Canada A Knitting Odyssey Colonialism The walks are full ofUnravelling Canada by Sylvia Olsen has developed relationships with Coast Salish knitters and in this book discusses the quintessential garment of Canadian knitting, the bulky and distinctly patterned West Coast cardigan. In the early twentieth century, Indigenous woolworkers on southern Vancouver Island began knitting what are now called Cowichan sweaters, named for the largest of the Coast Salish tribes in the region. Drawing on their talents as