There was a time when American knitting patterns were difficult to decipher, and natural fibers were rejected in favor of synthetics. Wisconsin resident Elizabeth Zimmermann changed all of that. Judith Siers-Poisson learns about her life and legacy at eleven forty-five.
Episode Credits
- Colleen McFarland Guest
- Kathryn Parks Guest
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