Pavliuk, Ol'ha]]> blouse]]> wrap skirt]]> Gift of Dr. Roman Onufrijchuk. This wrap-skirt was typically worn with the split and placket to the back and the opening to the front, hidden with an apron. It was part of a complete set of traditional Ukrainian clothing worn by Ludmila Onufrijchuk (nee Pavliuk). Often loaned out by Ludmila for cultural displays in Winnipeg. Most often to the Ukrainian Women's Association of Canada (UWAC).]]> fabric]]> fabric]]> Onufrijchuk, Ludmila]]> runner]]> Onufrijchuk, Ludmila]]> doily]]> Onufrijchuk, Ludmila]]> sampler]]> Sample colors and motifs used on the rushnyk for Roman's wedding to his first wife, Irka Zinevych.]]> Onufrijchuk, Ludmila]]> needlework pattern]]> The pattern was hand drawn by Ludmila Onufrichuk, copied from an existing finished piece or photograph.]]> Onufrijchuk, Ludmila]]> thread]]> Onufrijchuk, Ludmila]]> sampler]]> Gift of Dr. Roman Onufrijchuk. This was one of three matching pieces that were the last that L. Onufrichuk started to embroider before she was no longer able to continue due to the onset of Parkinson's.]]>