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LEARN HOW TO CREATE & DO KNITTING KNITTER RARE PATTERNS
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Creating warm sweaters, blankets and other knit items requires clear and accurate patterns. It also requires technique and practice.
These are skills that were once commonly passed down thru the generations. Now, sadly, that's not often the case. To learn the art of knitting, one needs only a computer and this CD containing 5 PDF files.
Each document included here is unique and includes patterns and instructions for several different projects and objects. The veteran knitting pro will surely find something new to make and the beginner will find more information in one place than ever before.
This is a superb addition to your pattern collection and in CD format, it's easy to use and store too!
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KNITTING & CROCHET 50 RARE 1886 PATTERNS & INSTRUCTION
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Knitting is a craft by which thread or yarn may be turned into cloth. Similar to crochet, knitting consists of loops called stitches pulled through each other.
Knitting differs from crochet in that multiple stitches are 'active', or in use, at the same time, and crochet uses a single tool, a crochet hook, instead of a minimum of two knitting needles.
The active stitches are held on a needle until another loop can be passed through them with a second needle.
This document contains 50 unique, rare patterns from 1886 for you to work.
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Casting on with one needle
To cast on with two needles
Plain knitting
The German manner
Purling
To make a stitch
To take up stitches
To knit two pieces together
To form a round
To cast off
Infant's shoe in knitting
The tulip-wreath flower-vase mat
Anti-macassar
Anti-macassar
Netted anti-macassar
Bound couverette for an easy chair or sofa
Floral anti-macassar
Ottoman cover
Music-stool couverette
Chair cushion
Toilet-cover in crochet
Star-pattern d'oyley
Crochet d'oyley
Rose d'oyley
Toilet cover
Tidy in square crochet
Arabesque toilet cover in square crochet
Cover for a Hadrot lamp
Lamp mat
Candle-lamp mat
Hand-screen
Crochet counterpane for a bassinet
Deep border for bassinet quilt
Crochet stripe for bed-quiltCentre stripe for bed-quilt
Handkerchief case, for hanging to the head of a bed
Watchpocket
Toilet sachet
lady's nightcap
A shaving tidy
Oval tidy for easy chair
Crochet window-curtain
Window-curtain
Window-curtain and stove apron
Netted window-curtain
Bread-cloth
Bread-cloth
A spangled wool netted cover for a tea-poy, square work-table, or if drawn together at the top, makes a glittering fire-veil
Netted anti-macassar
Short purse, in netting
Bridal purse, in crochet
Lady's short purse
Handsome purse
Mousquetaire crochet collar
Raised rose crochet collar
Point collar
Point collar, in crochet
Lounging-cap, in crochet
Crochet edgings and insertions
Insertions
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SPOOL KNITTING INSTRUCTIONS WITH 33 UNIQUE PATTERNS
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Kids love to make things. Just open a box of craft "stuff" and kids will always be able to create something. With a little instruction and direction, new skills are learned and that creativity expands immensly.
This document is a great craft instruction for kids of all ages, young and old. It teaches the technique of spool knitting and includes 33 patterns to get started with.
A quote from the document: "The possibilities of an empty spool and a few pins are almost without limitations. The illustrations here given are merely suggestive of many more that can be worked out along these lines.
They are not simply to momentarily attract the child, but to permit of individual growth, and to have him participate in the joy of its ultimate use."
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Spool Knitting
Toy Knitters
Round Web
Flat Web
Circular Mat
Ball for Baby
Doll’s Muff
Collarette
Tom O’ Shanter Cap
Baby’s Rattle
Toboggan Cap
Child’s Bath or Bedroom Slippers
Small Mittens
Doll’s Hood
Doll’s Coat or Jacket
Bootees
Little Boy Blue
Little Red Riding Hood
Doll’s Skirt
Little Boy’s Hat
Child’s Muffler
Child’s Hood
Little Girl’s Hat
Doll’s Sweater
Wristlets
Shoulder Shawl
Doll’s Carriage Robe
Child’s Leggings
Muffler
Made of Knitting Cotton
Jumping Rope
Toy Horse Reins
Wash Cloth
School Bag
Chimney Cleaner
Doll’s Hammock
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TEACH KIDS TO CROCHET & KNIT INCL EASY PROJECT PATTERNS
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There was a time in our not-so-distant past that skills like crochet and knitting were taught in schools and at home.
Children contributed their newfound skills to keep the family in stockings and mittens among other things.
This is a beautifully written book of instructions that will help you teach a child to knit or crochet.
Each pattern includes a materials list and instruction on the completion of the project.
A superb rescource for teachers, scout leaders & parents alike. Hours Of Entertainment For Mere Pennies!
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Doll's Tam-O'-Shanter
Doll's Slipper
Doll's Undervest
Cover For Scissors Protector
Baby-Doll's Sack
Spool Knitting
Doll's Hood
Wristlets
Doll's Sweater
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THE ART OF KNITTING WITH MANY PATTERNS & INSTRUCTIONS
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Knitting is one of the earliest forms of needlework, and one, which has been carried to the highest perfection.
It would be difficult to invent new stitches or patterns and, we shall therefore confine ourselves to describing the stitches in general use, and reproducing those of the old patterns we consider the most useful, that our readers may make their own selection.
In former days, knitting served mainly for the manufacture of stockings, and even now, in spite of machines, handknit stockings, and numberless other useful and ornamental articles, such as shawls, counterpanes, cradle-coverings, gloves, laces etc. are in great request.
Besides its practical use, knitting is an easy and pleasant pastime that can be taken up at odd minutes and even carried on, whilst talking, or reading.
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Materials
Position of the hands in knitting
Casting on
Crossed casting on with a single thread
Crossed casting on with a threefold thread
Double crossed casting on
Crossed casting on, forming a chain
Knitting on stitches
Casting on with slip loops
Casting on with double slip loops
Casting on with picots
Stitches
Plain stitch
Back, or seam-stitch
Plain stitch taken from behind
Back, or seam-stitch taken from behind
Overs
Knot stitch
Cable or chain stitch
Over, or increase
Double over, or two increases
Plain intake
Purled intake
Plain decrease, taken from behind
Purled decrease, taken from behind
Pulling over
Casting off
Stockings
Materials for stockings
Stocking knitting
Scalloped edge
Common heel
Heel in steps
Plain heel
Italian stocking
Toe
Knitting Repairs
Repairing plain knitting
Repairing purled knitting
Disengaging the loops for darning
Darning on threads stretched horizontally
Darning on threads stretched obliquely across
Knitting Patterns
Piqu� pattern
Stripes for counterpanes
Knitted square
Plain patent knitting, or brioche pattern
Double patent knitting
Plaited stitch
Turkish stitch
Turkish stitch with beads
Knitting pattern with two kinds of cotton
Knitting pattern with two kinds of thread
Knitting pattern with dropped stitches
6 Misc. Knitting Patterns
4 Knitted lace Patterns
Rose for knitting
Knitted edging
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THE PRACTICE OF KNITTING WITH OVER 50 UNIQUE PATTERNS
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This is a superb collection of knitting patterns from the turn of the century.
From chair covers to babies booties, you'll find some very rare patterns here.
As the number of stitches required to work each pattern will be mentioned, these patterns can easily be applied for any other purpose, and are most of them well adapted for doilies.
Some of the most open patterns are suitable for Shetland shawls.
This is a knitting pattern document intended for those with knitting experience. The patterns may be difficult for a beginner to work with ease.
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PATTERNS FOR TWELVE CHAIR COVERS
- German Pattern of Open Double Knitting
- Nun's Pattern
- Viennoise Pattern
- Beautiful Coral Pattern
- Beautiful Diamond Pattern
- Pretty Feather Pattern
- Double Rose-Leaf Pattern
- Spider-Net Pattern
- Shield Pattern, surrounded with Open Work
- Canvass Pattern
- Leaf Pattern
- Another Leaf Pattern
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OTHER KNITTING PATTERNS
Border, Pretty Vandyke Bodice, A Knitted Bag, Shell Knitting for a
Basket Serviette, Pretty Pattern for a Border, Pretty Open Diamond
Brioche, For a Cap, Shell Pattern for a Baby's Carpet Hookah, or Oriental Mat Cap Half, for wearing under a Bonnet Cuffs, Honeycomb
Comforter, For a Comforter, For another Counterpane, Bell Pattern for a Cuffs, Gentlemen's Collar, Beautiful Knitted Edging, New Pattern for Lace Edging, Narrow Vandyke Fish Serviette Fringe for Chair Covers, Fan Pattern Gaiters, Children's Hood, Baby's Very Pretty
Muff, For a Mitten, Swiss Pattern for the Top of a Muffatees, Corkscrew Pattern Mitten, Fan Pattern Pattern, A Pretty open Penwiper, For a Knitted Pelisse, Very elegant Knitted Purse, Pretty Pattern for a Knitted Shawl, Leaf Pattern for Half-Square Shoe, For a Baby's Shoe and Stocking, A Baby's
Shawl, A Shetland Scarf, Beautiful Pattern for a Shawl, Netted Shawl, Pretty Feather Pattern for the Border of a Shawl, Open Diamond Pattern for the Centre of a Spencer, For an Under Sugar Plum Stitch Stocking, Receipt for a Twisted Knitting
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