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| Type | Pattern |
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| From | PieceWork |
| Author | Joanna Johnson |
| Published | November 1, 2022 |
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Enjoy knitting this tea cozy inspired by Jane Austen, originally published in *Jane Austen Knits*, 2013.
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There is something quintessential about a British cottage. Pastoral in setting and charming in scope, they are found throughout Jane Austen’s novels: the Dashwood’s Barton Cottage, Aunt Norris’s cottage in Mansfield Park, and Persuasion’s Uppercross Cottage come to mind. Nearly all of Jane Austen’s novels were written from her home at Chawton Cottage, where she resided with her dear sister, Cassandra, and their mother. We can only imagine the conversations around the tea table in that place and how their society inspired Jane’s beloved literary characters.
Enjoy knitting this tea cozy inspired by Jane Austen, originally published in Jane Austen Knits, 2013.
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