#2668 SHARP DOILY VINTAGE CROCHET PATTERN

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Charming aprons, boudoir caps, curtains, pillows, rag rug, doilies, napkin rings, and a "Monkey Face Portier". Delicate lacet, filet, Torchon, Cluny , hairpin lace, and other crochet stitches for negligees, boudoir caps, and bedroom table items. Some are edgings around linen centers, some are all-crochet. Complete crochet instructions and full information for making six small and one large basket. Instructions for stiffening basket included.

Instructions and charts for filet crochet doilies, table linens, pillow covers, placemats and centerpieces; Emblem of Freedom Symbol of Roosevelt's Depression-era recovery effort ; rooster, cornucopia, edgings, and a collar. Crochet pattern for round six-wedge doily in filet crochet, featuring daffodils. Prose instructions, no chart for motif, US terms.

Placemats, rugs, pot holders, towel trims, seat covers. Crochet directions and charts for filet crochet lace pieces intended for church and devotional use. Includes panels and frontals, a funeral alb, insertions and edgings for altar linens. Many of these charted designs can be adapted for cross-stitch or darned net filet. Includes regular crochet, hairpin crochet, and a corner butterfly to be accented with embroidery. Edgings, medallions, squares and camisole yokes, including spider and filet patterns.

More classic edgings, insertions, medallions, squares, doilies, and fringes, including spider patterns and a wonderful grape border. Yokes, edgings and bedroom caps, baby caps, tray cloth, monograms, cluny lace doilies. The filet patterns include a large butterfly, a peacock and patterns for Elk Lodge, Modern Woodmen of America, Shriners.

Photos of example trims and collars, no instructions. Patterns for crocheted vanity box, slippers, yokes, hat trim, fasteners, collars, sweater, buttons, silk bag, cushion, edgings, motifs, doilies, napkins and napkin rings, baby hats and slippers. Florence, MA slippers, hats, collars, speater, baby items, jacket. Crochet stitch instructions, including more complicated stitches such as roll stitch and star stitch.

Some of the sweaters are surprisingly modern. Delicate crocheted blouse, edgings, doilies, insertions, yokes, Irish Crochet, bags, hats, slippers, men's ties, and a lampshade. Filet charts, including church lace and alphabets. Tatted edgings, motifs, doilies.

Doily Patterns

Crochet and knitting patterns for edgings, table and bed linens, doilies, tablecloths, filet charts, yokes, baby bonnets, knit sweater collar, cuffs, curtains, Irish Crochet motifs, doll's sweater, bedspreads. Embroidered net designs - squares, medallions, heraldic, hunting, classical motifs. The plates are clear enough to use for cross-stitch, filet crochet, etc. Clever and easy crocheted star motif that can be joined as you go to make coasters, doilies, centerpieces.

Plates of embroidery on filet clear enough to stitch from, also could be used for cross stitch or filet crochet work. Astrological and mythological motifs, Louis IV era designs, playing card designs, borders, floral motifs. Making and mounting net, the embroidery stitches. Beautiful colored plates detailed enough to follow the stitches, charted patterns.

Colored embroidery designs, tracing patterns, gorgeous art nouveau patterns of expressive flowers and leaves. Needlepoint or cross stitch patterns for alphabets, borders, hot air balloons, auto, boats, bicycles. French language introductory crochet techique instruction: Forming picots, and a round lacy motif; simple rectangular piece with granny-style deep edging. Dozens of different cross stitches collected from many parts of the world, beautifully illustrated, with some needle lace stitches for joinings, edges and tassels, plus 39 colored plates. The centerfold patterns are reproduced full size in the last pdf file.

Crocheting

Bulgarian embroidery - dozens of illustratios of brilliant borders and fields, with instructions for materials and thread colors and illustration of unusual stitches. Colorful Serbian, Croatian and Slovenian embroidery. Stitch instructions and materials, and color plates. A wide variety of mostly geometric or stylized floral designs in gorgeous colors, with tracing patterns at the back of the book for pricking the designs onto cloth. Colorful Bosnian, Herzegovine, Dalmation, and Montenegro embroidery. A wide variety of stylized floral, bird and abstract designs in gorgeous colors, with tracing patterns at the back of the book for pricking the designs onto cloth.

Complete instructions on how to do filet crochet, with simple and lovely patterns and a few filet charts. Carefully researched patterns and stitches from museums of Bohemia, Moravia and Slovakia - lavish flat stitching. Directions for drawn thread embroidery - exquisite lace.

Slav, Italian, Reticella openwork, Spanish openwork, cut stitch designs, and a ground with rosettes resembling Teneriffe. One of the classics of Irish Crochet lace. Parts of this book have been reprinted by several publishers. These scans are from the original, with all the chapters, plates and linen patterns. Charts for alphabets, borders, monograms, and wonderful scenes of bicycles, boats, trains, motor car and balloons.

French language booklet illustrating designs for counted thread, pattern darning, and canvaswork embroidery. Geometric motifs, borders, and all-over designs in multiple colors. No charts, but photos are clear enough to work from. Some Florentine canvaswork flame stitch suitable for needlepoint. Color photographs of floral and geometric borders and motifs. Most are intended for counted thread embroidery. Multicolor designs for counted thread embroidery not cross-stitch , including florals, all-over grounds, medallions, borders some with corners and rectagular pieces.

Style is very much pre WWII modernist.

Works are shown as photos of stitching, not graphs. Embroidery designs for church vestments and alter linens, with instructions, plates showing the embroidery and some tracing patterns. Multicolor charted designs for monograms including one charted on the bias , plus all-over designs, borders, folk art flowers and geometrics, a rocking horse, marionettes, quaint folk figures, and a sweet spider. Charted multicolor designs, including alphabets, monograms, all-over grounds, borders, square and diamond motifs, stylized folk art flowers, charming scenes of village life; Some designs incorporate straight stitches in addition to block units.

Intended for cross-stitch, some designs can be adapted for needlepoint or Berlin woolwork. Cross stitch patterns for art deco alphabets, fields, borders, animals and sceneries, including wonderful insects, fish and birds. Collection of charted designs for cross-stitch. Includes borders, nursery motifs, alphabets for monograms, names, and samplers; devitional motifs; children at play, soldiers and an airplane, and traditional folk motifs. Color possibilities suggested by grayscale.

Lovely Cluny-type crochet edging for a large doily. Note that the instructions for round 12 are missing, but the illustration is clear. Cross stitch charts - fanciful peacocks, florals, mythologys, ship, castle. This publication also has all of the embroidery patterns included in the Portfolio donated by Sytske Wijnsma, not included in this pdf file. Exquisite lingerie laces; including an unusual grape and leaves motif in Richelieu Crochet. Pretty crocheted yokes, corset covers, boudoir caps, brassiere, doilies, buffet scarf. Crocheted yokes and caps, "Grecian", Billie Burke", filet charts, Cluny scarf edging, doilies.

Filet lace for collars, inserts, edgings, table cloths, etc. Traditional, floral, fruit bird, Colonial America patterns. Single sheet, probably from "La Mode de Fillette", filet crochet pattern of a chicken. Cross stitch charts and embroidery tracing patterns - beautiful art nouveau designs of alphabets, borders, flowers, animals and rural scenes.

Crochet directions for fifteen yokes for camisoles, nightgowns and corset covers. All based on filet or cluster stitches, some with laced ribbon inclusions. Brief directions in prose, but clear photos of all items accompany. Duplicate in box Stitch instructions for a dozen or so different crocheted spider pattern squares, and patterns to use them in edgings, corners, and camisole yokes.

Pattern treasury of crochet edgings and corners. Prose directions and photographed examples. Borders, scenes from Aesop's Fables, animal and mythological motifs, quaint and exotic scenes. Charted patterns for heavily embroidered panels and bags, and some examples of Serbian jewelry. Edgings, insertions, and squares for doilies, curtains, bedspreads, napkins and household items. Panels, edgings, insertions - some nice ones with animals and people, doilies, yokes, and an alphabet chart. Crochet and tatting directions for lingerie yokes, plus tatting instructions for collars, handkerchief and towel edgings.

Some of the yokes and collars include store-bought fancy braid trim. Filet, tasseled edgings, slippers, doilies, edgings, motifs, cross-stitch embroidery, bags, baby blanket, tennis belt, nut baskets, baby rattle, marine sofa pillow, baby bonnet, alphabet chart. Silk beaded purses and bags, with charts for beaded initials, knit silk mittens, stockings, baby booties, knit fancy stitches and a lamp shade.

Silk embroidery, needlepoint lace, knitting, crochet patterns for household items and clothing accessories. Embroidery stitch and fringing instructions some complex , an essay on the silk industry, a list of college colors, transfer patterns for alphabets, floral designs with instructions and astonishingly beautiful colored plates. Also drawn thread instructions, crocheting and knitting instructions and patterns for edgings, baby items, bags, slippers, caps, undershirts, mittens, and hose.

Knitting patterns, netting, crochet instructions and patterns. Single page promotional handout showing a simple lacy flower motif in crochet, joined by long crocheted chains. Charted designs for alphabets intended for monograms and samplers, ranging from small to large size. Serif, sans-serif, ornate, and blackletter typefaces, ornamented letter forms, and numbers. Some pages are missing because at least one alphabet is only partial. Suitable for cross-stitch some use of linear stitches. Nine handpainted pattern sheets.

Fairly abstract patterns, for crochet, it says. A tea cosy, and several round and square designs, possibly for doilies or rugs. The instructions say something like one single crochet, one chain crochet. Gittertull is a kind of coarse tulle, made with partly tinsel threads. Small stapled softcover booklet with 8 pages, one side printed other side blank, with 32 crochet patterns illustrated. No instructions are given. Most are edge designs. Wonderful early 20th C Irish Crochet motifs for collars, doilies, jabots, edgings, insertions and trimmings. The instructions are sketchy; this is for the advanced crocheter.

Crocheted table linens, doilies, filet charts, chair backs, baby bonnets and booties, edgings, medallions and insertions. Collection of patterns for handkerchief edgings and corners in thread crochet. Some filet crochet, one very wide and elaborate edging formed of motifs joined together. Directions for all given in prose no charts. Patterns in crochet, tatting and hairpin lace. Stunning "Venetian" crochet motifs flowers, birds, baskets, leaves and patterns for collars, table linens, elaborate edgings, fringes.

More lovely "Venetian" crochet motifs flowers, birds, leaves and patterns for collars, bags, elaborate edgings, pillows,. Delicate lace yokes, interesting stitches, filet patterns, and embroidery over filet. This is a must-have for crocheters who want to learn how to make Irish crochet lace. Excellent instructions, patterns for a wide variety of flower, fruit and leaf motifs, a few grounds and edgings, instructions for hats, collars, cuffs, yoke, jabot, opera bag, edgings, doily. Crocheted baby hat with roll stitches bullion and "bean stitch" clusters that make a flower and shell motif.

Crochet Patterns, Gittertyl Filet and Hardanger. Filet crochet alphabet squares. Booklet compiles the whole series, originally printed one letter each Monday in the Home Companion newspaper. Large photo of each square, with prose instructions. Abbreviations used listed on last page. Embroidery, needle laces, crocheted and beaded purses and bags, drawn work, fashion. Embroidery, crocheted purses and bags, knitted lace, needle laces with manufactured cord.

Crocheted shawls, baby items, yokes, collars, edgings, pillows. Knitted child's items, tatted doilies. Crocheted knitted, and embroidered baby, men's, girl's, household items for holiday gifts. Square crocheted motif with combination pineapple and spider web for scarves, bedspreads, etc. Beautiful and unusual large doilies, including several Cluny patterns, a pineapple doily done in roll stitches and a few that use novelty braids. Crochet pattern for simple lacy round doily using only chain and triple crochet stitches.

Prose instructions, US terms. A dozen or so crochet patterns for squares and rosettes for making bedspreads and pillow shams. Many filet charts - church motifs, peacock, animals, birds, flowers, cherubs, fruit, motifs for children, formal borders and corners, the Selkirk Grace lunchcloth, and Tallyrand coffee cloth. King's Needlecraft and Lace Studio, , 31 pgs [p missing]. Nicely photographd treasury of patterns for crocheted edgings, with prose instructions.

Some edgings incorporate store-bought tape or woven ribbon. Dresser cover, "Love Bird" pillow and sofa cover, work bag, altar cloth edgings, tea cozy, cake cover. Delicate and lovely art nouveau filet and irish crochet patterns, along with practical advice on working and applying the laces. Gorgeous early 20th C design in Irish Crochet, "plain crochet", filet crochet. Household linens, collars, baby hats, slippers. Unusual Japonica, cyclamen, honeysuckle, violets Irish Crochet motifs, many filet crochet patterns, sturdy edgings for table linens, Irish Crochet edgings, easy edgings for beginners, Venetian Crochet squares, Irish Crochet point lace, and three interesting baby hats.

How to do Hardanger, from simple patterns to exquisite complex designs, and many unusual cross-stitch charts. Dozens of crocheted laces of all difficulty levels, and many of them are unusual and beautiful. Also filet charts, Irish Crochet motifs, and patterns for crocheting with manufactured braids and rickracks. Lavish laces for household and clothing, some unusual, includes new Irish Crochet motifs and filet charts an ostrich! Interesting combinations of needlecrafts.

More description from the cover: Cross stitch and filet instructions in vol. Charted multicolor designs for formal floral borders and corners. Suitable for cross-stitch, Berlin woolwork, needlepoint, or beading. Suitable for cross-stitch or needlepoint. Large script, medium size blackletter, and two serif alphabets. Filet illustrations for squares, medallions, edgings, - geometric and classical designs, with photographs of their use as inserts in household linens. Crocheted lace curtains, table scarves, cushions, doilies, edgings, insertions, medallions, collars, bags,.

Crocheted lace edgings, insertions, backgrounds for bags, medallions, table linens, doilies, fringes, tassels. Crochet instructions for nightgown and lingerie yokes and collars, some showing how they are applied to make up the final garment. Stitches used in the projects are separately illustrated.

Would make nice summer camisole type tops today. Prose directions for crocheted edgings, insertions, corners, and embellishments for bed and table linens and towels; many edgings and decorative trims, some in filet crochet, some using multiple colors. Crochet insturctions for yokes and insertions intended for blouses, nightgowns, corset covers and other lingerie. Some are particularly large and elaborate, beyond simple borders with shoulder straps. Many in filet crochet. Beautiful bedspread motifs, filet patterns, baby blankets, leaf and Irish Crochet patterns, cobweb and spider patterns.

Exactly as the title promises: Beautiful embellishment of nearly every item of the household linen. Donated by Charles Kite, from the collection of his grandmother Folva Miller. Edited by Sytske Wijnsma. Very early crochet publication, colorful Victorian patterns for tapestry and filet crochet sofa pillows, table covers, borders, coverlets, bags, slippers, shawls. Crochet pattern for triangle-shaped pineapple design chair back with matching armrest protectors.

Prose instructions, clear detail photograph. Crochet pattern for square motif with center pinwheel. Multiples can be joined to make table linens. German language collection of classic cross-stitch designs, many drawn from museum examples. Use of multiple colors is shown in gray scale. Floral and geometric folk borders some with corners , insertions, and stand-alone motifs, edgings, vertical embellishments, all-over designs.

Presented as drawings, not as charts, but clear enough to stitch from. All designs with the theme of Calla lilies. Pages 14 15 and back cover damaged. Crochet book about table cloths, placemats and such. Crochet leaflet from the fifties, with placemats, doilies, chair mats, and even an apron.

Lily Book 42 Items of beauty and lasting quality Illustrated Various crochet items, baby clothes, purses, trim, table runners and tablecloths, doilies, placemats, an apron, and even a pincushion. Lily Design book no. For that extra touch: Place mats Chair sets Centerpieces Buffet scarf Vanity set. Patterns for multicolor doilies, chair protectors antimacassars , and other small covers. One charted filet crochet project. Two heavy multicolor placemats; buffet table top, hairpin crochet placemats.

Instructions in prose, American notation. Very s in style. Some interesting knitting stitches; the embroidery section, particularly the discussion of color taste of the time, is very good. More embroidery instructions, including smocking, eyelet and netting. Stunning patterns and plates for fruit, flowers, birds, dolphins, butterflies, fish, for doilies, bags, including a woven bag, crocheted tango girdle, and tatted cushion top and bags. Detailed embroidery stitch instructions, exquisite color plates.

Leaves, flowers, borders, fruit, fish, birds, animals, doilies, baby items, collars, cuffs, bags, and crocheted ties, suspenders and bedroom slippers. Fashions, crochet, tatting, glass painting, etiquette, wax flowers. A small monthly publication, also featuring the first chapter of the wonderful story of Peter the Schlemil, who sold his shadow to the Devil.

Charted patterns in two colors for monogram and marking alphabets. Includes serif and script, plus some examples of two-letter monograms. Suitable for cross-stitch, needlepoint. Engraved illustrations of crochet edgings and squares. Detailed enough for advanced crocheters to use as patterns. Directions for a cloverleaf border with Clones knots, provided to fit three doily sizes. Mostly in black-and-white, photos and pattern descriptions of crocheted table linen.

Patterns have a name and a number. Most are small elements joined to form the tablecloth, but some are really large filet patterns. Mee, 41, Milsom Street. Crochet leaflet, 12 crocheted edge patterns. Historical craft articles, embroidery, fiction by Eleanor H. Porter, knitting, bobbin lace, netting, quilting, crochet, fashion, recipes, housekeeping tips, paper crafts for children. Explanations for the crochet stitches and terminology used in Needlecraft magazine.

Colored plates of simple floral, garden, alphabet and border block patterns, with suggestions for materials and use.

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Simple flowers, wreaths, sprays and borders, with discussion of their use. Last plate in collection animals is missing. Four charted alphabets intended for cross-stitch. Two are very large and ornate, two smaller. Four charted patterns for ornate, embellished monogram alphabets. Suitable for cross stitch, filet darned net or filet crochet. Illustration plates no instructions for lace edgings, squares, doilies. The plates are clear enough that experienced crocheters will be able to figure out the stitch patterns.

Filet portiere, Cluny-type door panels, edgings for table and bed linens, crochet ball holders, doilies, medallions, fitted vest. Needlecraft Publishing, , 26 pgs [some advertising pages omitted]. Wartime era patterns, baking recipes, and general needlework advice: Edgings and corners in crochet and filet crochet.

Mostly for tablecloths, runners, tray mats. Also two crocheted edges for handkerchiefs. A Mary Card filet crochet pattern for the Statue of Liberty, embroidery, tatting , knitting, crochet, recipes. See excerpts in this catalogue in OCR format. Crochet pattern for round doily with a center star. Large and small doily described. Prose instructions, clear detail photograph, US terms. Crochet pattern for round doily with a leaf motif, worked in two colors. Leaves are made individually then sewn together.

Prose instructions, detail photo and assembly diagram. Sixteen cross stitch alphabet patterns for monograms in a wide variety of typefaces, and some Greek and classical borders. Includes linens pieced from small motifs, plus larger one-piece cloths, plus edgings, corners, placemats and doilies and a large floral filet table spread. Various table runners, placemats, tablecloths, and complete sets for the table. Mostly crochet, some applique. Prose instruction for crocheting multicolor floral doilies, runners, centerpieces and placemats.

One in filet crochet style, others in lacy crochet, some with three-dimensional ruffles, scallops or blossom effects. A few are trims to be applied to fabric centers. Needlecraft magazine, directions for small gifts: Knitted clothing, sewn leather and heavy fabric clothing, bags and belts, crocheted and knitted neckties. Victorian-style designs, including cherubs and church patterns, for embroidered net, with netting and stitch instructions.

Large charts, good for filet crochet and cross-stitch, are in the second pdf file. Silk knitting patterns for mittens, purses and bags, stockings, edgings, fancy stitches. Instructions for fringed silk lampshade, patterns for crocheted beaded purses, bottle cover. Treasury of crocheted edgings, doilies, lingerie yokes, and medallions. Prose directions, but large, clear photographs accompany all items. Some edgings are intended for thread crochet handkerchiefs.

Crocheted lingerie yokes and boudoir caps. Some filet crochet no charts. Basic crochet instructions and filet crochet floral charts for yokes, insertions, edgings, collars and corners. Exquisite crocheted vests, gowns, filet charts, boudoir jacket, yokes, slippers, cap, church laces, shawls, sweaters, table runner and chair back. Crochet instructions from famous designer, Anne Orr. Freestanding baskets and candy dishes; filet crochet charts for table linens and napkins, including corners, insertions, borders some with corners , round and square doilies and centerpieces.

Grape centerpiece in highly embossed crochet; round and oval doilies in other styles of crochet, including ones that resemble tatting. Chair tidies antimacassars , borders, and trims. Gros Crochet and Filet Crochet edges around fabric centerpieces, table centerpieces entirely of filet crochet. Bought in in the USA by a sailor, who gave it to his sister. His granddaughter, who wants to remain anonymous, sent the book to us. Scanned and edited by Sytske Wijnsma.

Transferred to Rijksmuseum Research Library, Filet Crochet patterns for yokes, and patterns for small gifts such as hot roll napkins, aviator towels, bread tray covers, tidies, and babies caps. Illustration plate of five crocheted items without instructions. Shows two doilies, one all-over design of joined motifs, and two edgings. A collection of useful patterns selected from the Modern Priscilla. Includes items in hairpin crochet. Several index pages appear to be missing. Lovely description with illustrations of fringes, divided in crocheted fringes, macrame fringes, venice lace fringes, and bobbin lace fringes.

Unusual motifs and panels in deeply embossed crochet, similar to Irish Crochet. French language instructions, some charts for a project with filet crochet trim. Collection includes a purse with an acrobat, a carnation cuff and collar set, with matching insertions for a blouse; and a sampler of crochet mimicing other lace styles. French language patterns for ornate openwork thread crochet in the style of Venetian lace. Motifs plus instructions for joining them with picoted brides and crocheted net grounds to make up collars, insertions, yokes, scarf ends, pincushions, pillow covers, passmenterie fringes, and more.

Page 1 Vintage crochet patterns free antique doily - doilies pattern

Illustrations of but extremely brief instructions for 16 crocheted yokes, originally meant for nightgowns and lingerie. Applied to a cotton or linen T-shirt type body, these would make nice summer camisole type tops today. Prose instructions for crocheted edgings and strips, Some suitable to edge round cloths or collars. Some incorporate braid or rickrack, many are scalloped and quite lacy. A few in filet crochet including a mouse, a corner insertion for a tablecloth of a rose. Collars, doilies, baby caps, booties, filet patterns, yokes, edgings, insertions, bags.

Also squares, doilies, boudoir caps, and a stunning brassiere of crocheted medallions with manufactured braid. Crochet instructions for bedspreads, including squares and strip motifs used as insertions on linen covers, motifs joined together to make all-crochet spreads. None of the filet style motifs are charted. Instructions for a knitted counterpane made of squares and an edging.

Crochet directions for lingerie, nightgown, corset cover and camisole yokes, also some in tatting. A particularly nice collection with many designs with sleeves or shoulder straps that could be easily adapted to modern summer tops. Doilies and antimacassar patterns, including suggestions for vibrant color combinations. Stitch instructions translated into modern terminology by Kathy Adkins: Fancy Victorian patterns - a butterfly and geranium leaf pen wiper in tapestry crochet over fine wire, beaded and tapestry crochet purses, including one with fuchsia shaped tassels that can also be made up as a sofa pillow.

Her stitch definitions are at the front of the book. Victorian era patterns for a crocheted wool polka short coat with a knit border, wool manchette sleeves , 2 caps in bright colors, an opera cloak, and wool coverlet with a tapestry iris pattern. Elaborate crocheted lace meant to imitate point lace 2 collars, a berthe lace draped over shoulders and chemisette lace draped around neck. Redacted collection of crochet patterns for doilies and antimacassars chair protectors.

Original lithographs showing the finished product are accompanied by the design translated into modern crochet terminology. Patterns for Victorian crocheted laces intended to imitate bobbin and needle laces. There is a stitch guide at the back of the book that works for all the Riego pattern booklets. Instructions and crochet terms, vy useful for reading her later books, patterns for collars, cuffs and a wide variety of laces intended to imitate French laces. The tatting pages only - star motifs in colored silk or cotton, for sleeves, collars and doilies.

Crochet pattern for round seven-sided doily with deeply scalloped edge. Instructions, patterns and charts for woven, knit, crocheted, and canvas embroidered beaded bags, purses, belts, jewelry. About six dozen different doilies, some simple, some like the roll stitch pineapple doily for the advanced crocheter. Crocheted and knitted sweaters, edgings, lamp shades, hats, yokes, men's vest, scarves, cushions, slippers, baby items, filet charts.

Newly Added Crochet Patterns

Crocheted lace lamp shades, baskets, lingerie, children and baby items, household laces. Beautiful nightgown yokes, sacques, boudoir caps, bags, corset cover, lamp shades, desk set, table scarfs, pillow, baskets, bedspreads, hats, towels, filet charts, hairpin lace. Wonderful silk lampshade patterns and instructions, filet charts, medallions, squared, corners. Exquisite tea cosy, baskets, lampshade, collars, lace baby afghan, opera bag, doilies, pillows, slippers, motifs, edgings and insertions.

Crochet and tatting yoke, dresser set, candle shade, baskets, Irish Lace Collar, bags, doilies, charming curtain pulls. Introduction calls out dual use of cross stitch and filet designs, but no charts are provided. Patterns for four bags, one with a monogram. Roaring Twenties fashion that is still modern and wearable. Sweaters, dresses, hats, scarves, baby items, with some color illustrations. Nightgown yokes, corset covers, Irish Crochet collars and cuffs, boudoir caps, purses, bags, baskets, beautiful Venetian stitch and Cluny lamp shades, doilies and table linens, edgings, pillows, baby booties and bib.

Seven original crocheted doily patterns, one filet and several with Irish Crochet elements. Star Bedspread and Tablecloth Book No. Crochet tablecloths and bedspreads, white and in colors. Colorful laces, including butterfly and flower girl insertions, and drinking glass jackets. Mostly crochet, but includes one hairpin crochet, one knitted, and one tatted project. Frilled doilies are also presented without the ruffled edgings, as flat pieces. One filet crochet chart for a bread cover, rest of the instructions are prose, American notation. Charted design grouping including a center and four corners, probably intended for use as insertions on a tablecloth in filet darned net , or filet crochet.

Mythical beast and cherub motifs. Can also be used for cross-stitch. Highly popular needlework book in its time, and reprinted by at least three different publishers since. Enormous variety of crocheted edgings, some using manufactured braid; most are not difficult to crochet. Charts for filet crochet, beadwork, darned netting, cross-stitch, etc. One of the squares has instructions for twist stitch; an early publication of what is now called roll stitch or bullion stitch in crochet.

Also two tapestry or beadwork charts and craft instructions for a picture frame, garden gloves and a card case. Yokes, table runner, boudoir cap, slippers, doilies, fringed edgings, and some unusual crocheted flowers. Very early instructions for four crochet lace squares and a bread cloth. The bread cloth is not illustrated.

Early Victorian mittens, baby and children's items, socks, muffatees, fringes, purses and bags, comforters, scarves, shawls, cuffs. Advice on how to sell, and a request to readers to write in advice about how to sell. Scans donated by M. A triple version collar and cuff set, crocheted Cosmos set, crocheted rug. Sweater and helmet set, Quilting: Four piece baby set, Crochet: Plaid blouse shown on front cover.

Lily Beverage Set, Dogwood Quilt, washable toy duck, chick, and rabbit, and a crocheted bag for your knitting. Two pet pillows shown on front cover Crochet: Vanity Set , dress with V-neck. Starched Table Mat Set, Quilting: Basket of Daisies, Fabric Flowers: Leigh Martin, edited by Sytske Wijnsma. Glove with lace cuffs, cap, two purse designs.

The design on the cover of the previous issue. Star and Flower bedspread. Bonnet looks like a baby bonnet. Ladies on tea towels. Wooden lawn and garden ornaments. Flowers made of yarn. Ring around the Star. Asterisk is utilized to indicate the starting line of the instructions, which will be employed more than one time. That would be 4 repetitions overall.

Be wary on the brackets Brackets are not used in pattern instructions just for the sake of having them. They are used to elucidate the instructions. Usually, they are combined with the parentheses. Parentheses These are generally used to put in instructions that should be toiled within the correct number or instances that the instructions are carried out. The number should be stated right after the parentheses. Moreover, parentheses are used to record the size of the pattern to be used as well as the size of the doily.

It is also used to spell out the directions further. Hundreds of free doilies patterns to crochet, free ebooks. Meredith established the Adelaide Industrial School in Cork for the teaching of crochet and the industry spread rapidly throughout the south of Ireland. Convents in the area were mainly responsible for teaching the work and for organizing the sale of finished pieces.

She discovered that Spanish needle lace, which was similar in appearance to the exquisite Venetian needlepoint lace, could be adapted to the crochet hook and was much faster. A seven inch piece of lace could be crocheted in about twenty hours, whereas the same piece would take at least hours to sew with a needle. It was regarded by the couture profession in the early years of this century as the true Irish lace.

The inventor of the style of crochet which is the subject of Irish Crochet Lace was Mademoiselle Riego de la Blanchardaire, who discovered that a type of Spanish Needlepoint could effectively be adapted to Irish materials. Crochet-making was soon adopted by many other centres throughout the country. In the years immediately after the famine, crochet became a practical subject in the curriculum of convent schools.

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• The Woman Who Lived To Be 150
• Waking Up