Showing posts with label edwardian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label edwardian. Show all posts

Sunday, September 9, 2012

Great adaptation of child's sweater from 1916

The latest issue of KNITTY.Com has another great article from Franklin Habit.

This time it is a discussion about the history of Lion Brand and how Frank adapted a vintage pattern to modern materials.

Child's Middy Jumper 1916

Happy Knitting!

Thursday, April 5, 2012

Crocheted Edwardian Lace Shawls

Here are two new patterns that are available at my ETSY store. They are stunning crocheted lace shawls from Edwardian England.


Click on the images to go to my ETSY store. Remember, you get a freebie pattern with every purchase.

Edwardian Crochet Lace Shawl with wheel insertion
Picot Lace Shawl with Wheel Insertion

Edwardian Crochet Lace Shawl with Cable insertion
Crochet Lace Shawl with Cable Insertion

Thursday, March 15, 2012

New Knitting Traditions mag

A new edition of Knitting Traditions will soon be available- Spring 2012


Some articles that look interesting are:

  • A 17th Century undershirt
  • My Swiss flea market counterpane
  • Three paneled bead knitted bags of 19th C New England
  • and lots more
You can preorder on Interweave's site.

Happy Knitting

Sunday, January 1, 2012

Free Relief Crochet Instructions from 1900

Here are some new items that I just posted on ETSY...

Crocheted Change Purse 


Napkin Ring


More Crocheted Buttons


Butterfly Bow

Fabulous instructions from 1900 for Relief Crochet.
Enjoy! 


Friday, December 2, 2011

Happy Friday-Free vintage crochet pattern from 1911

Happy Friday!

Here is a lovely Irish crochet pattern for a dress embellishment. It is from a 1911 Weldon's magazine. I think I am going to make one to put on the shoulder of a black jacket that needs some jazzing up.

 Click here for the Free PDF pattern

Here are a few samples of more patterns from this 1911 magazine for sale on ETSY




Enjoy and have a safe weekend.

Friday, October 28, 2011

Saturday, October 8, 2011

Online Resource-Antique and Vintage Tatting materials

Have you checked out the Hathi Trust Digital Library? They have some good resources and if they are in the public domain, you can view them online or download a PDF version. 


Here is just a sample:


The Elite Instruction Book 1916



The Rundall book of edgings, medallions, insertions and tatting 1915

Enjoy!


Friday, September 30, 2011

Latest on ETSY-Knitted Lace edging patterns

From the English Needlecraft magazine of about 1910, I have posted 6 sets of knitted edging patterns. These are wonderful late Victorian, early Edwardian patterns. They would look great worked up for a guest towel or to finish off the end of a plain scarf. There are two designs to each pattern. Some also have an insertion version as well. ENJOY!

Set 1

Set 2

Set 3

Set 4

Set 5

Set 6





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