William Hooper City College of New York I will discuss the dynamics of a fairly simple piecewise isometry of a square pillowcase. We cut the pillowcase along two horizontal edges we obtain a cylinder, which we can rotate and then sew back together. We can then do the same in the vertical direction. The composition of these two cutting and resewing operations yields a piecewise isometry of the pillowcase with interesting dynamics. We will describe how in some cases the collection of aperiodic points forms a fractal curve, and the dynamics on this curve is topologically conjugate to a rotation (modulo concerns related to discontinuities). Properties of this map such as the existence of this curve depend on the even continued fraction expansions of the parameters. Given time, I'll discuss generalizations of this construction of a family of piecewise isometries, and discuss some similar recent work of Rich Schwartz.