Well this is extremely my jam: A feature on letters made in weaving/embroidery/knitting/etc. from Letterform Archive. It even hits you with etymology right out of the gate!
The word “text” originated from the Latin word “textus,” which means “a weaving” or “a fabric.” In ancient times, textus referred specifically to the process of weaving fabric. Over time, the meaning of the word expanded to include written or printed material, reflecting the idea of words being woven together to create a coherent written work.
Seriously, I love this kind of ephemera. Almost makes me want to try needlepoint again.