Traditional Lace Knitting contains a collection of 40 projects to knit in fine cotton which range from lace edgings for calico curtains to baby blankets and preserve covers. Written over a century ago, the patterns have been updated &amp; adapted.'

Traditional Lace Knitting, Second Edition

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Hewitt, Furze

Crafts & Hobbies

Simon & Schuster, Australia

Classic Knitted Cotton Edgings

HEWITT

Daley, Billie

Kangaroo Press

Originally published in 1987, this is a paperback edition of a collection of over 200 knitted lace patterns of Victorian times which range from simple edgings to intricate laces. Suitable to trim tablecloths, bedspreads, towels, lampshades and blinds. Includes a brief description of the history of the craft; illustrated instructions for all the stitches used, photos of the finished edging for each pattern and colour photographs of trimmed articles. Includes a bibliography. The authors have also written 'Motifs, Borders and Trims in Classic Knitted Cotton'. Furze Hewitt has also written four knitting craft books.

Robin & Russ Handweavers

Knit One, Make One in Classic Knitted Cotton

Arts & Photography

Kangaroo Pr

Basic knitting skills are all you require to knit the designs in this book. Doll collectors often have difficulty in choosing appropriate garments for their dolls. Many doll artists have neither the time nor the expertise to sew elaborate creations. If you can knit, and purl, why not try making an outfit from the patterns in this book? Most of the designs are from the nineteenth century. These treasured instructions, often in a fragile state, have been preserved in this book for future generations to enjoy. Some of the miniature garments reflect the styles worn by the children of the period. This book contains ninety-two patterns for your doll - ranging from elegant edgings, to a selection of knitted dresses, and bed linen. The collection of patterns include a knitted doll, created for this book, covers for your dolls' stands, a miniature circular tablecloth, and an exquisite baby's ensemble. There is also a selection of edgings, beadings, and braids. These patterns help with the finishing touch to your work, and eliminate the need for machine made lace, and trims. Knitting cotton is available, inexpensive, and durable, making cotton an ideal choice for your work. Knitting with fine thread and needles is not difficult, and the lace you make will last forever. Many of the colour plates show the dolls in unusual tableau situations, an exciting new way of doll presentation and display.

Heirloom Knitting for Dolls: Classic Patterns in Knitted Cotton

From back cover: The author has delved into the past to rediscover patterns which could have been lost forever but are now included in a wonderful array of outfits, not only for antique treasures but also for the more modern dolls. This collection of knitted lace patterns icnludes several designs for larger dolls.

High Fashion Knitting for Dolls

Heirloom Knitting for Dolls Classic Patterns in Knitted Cotton

Traditional Knitting for Children and Bears

Motifs, Borders and Trims in Classic Knitted Cotton

Kangaroo Press Pty.Ltd ,Australia

The patterns in this book are from a collection of nineteenth century knitting publications. All of these patterns have been deciphered and rewritten in present day terminology, thus preserving them for the future.

Traditional Lace Knitting Patterns

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