Knitting Traditions, Spring 2012 Digital Edition

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In this issue

1. Busy Fingers: Knitting Stockings in the Civil Warp.8
2. Civil War Socksp.8
3. Young People’s Civil War Charity Knitting: The Alcott Connectionp.17
4. Miss March’s Knitted Bandagesp.17
5. Mathilde Saenger and Her Knitted Petticoatp.22
6. A Skirt Inspired by Mathilde Saenger’s Knitted Petticoatp.22
7. The Monmouth Capp.28
8. A Monmouth Cap for the Battle of Agincourtp.28
9. Granny Don’s Stocking Topsp.33
10. Granny Don’s Stockingsp.33
11. The Migrations and Evolution of the Ganseyp.38
12. A Gansey Bagp.38
13. Swimsuits and Sweaters: What Historians Can Learn from Knitting Patternsp.44
14. My Mother’s Toquesp.48
15. A Toque with a Pom-Pom or a Tasselp.48
16. Isabel Drusjack’s Beddiesp.52
17. Cuffed Beddiesp.52
18. An Islamic Hearts and Flowers Bagp.56
19. A 17th-Century Undershirtp.60
20. My Swiss Flea-Market Counterpanep.63
21. Carry Bags Inspired by Woven Bags of Central Asian Nomadsp.66
22. Three-Paneled Bead-Knitted Bags of Nineteenth-Century New Englandp.73
23. From Russia with Love: Wedding Gloves for the Groomp.80
24. Exquisite Symbolism: Norwegian Ceremonial Clothsp.84
25. Tree of Life Mittens and Bold Flower Mittensp.84
26. Optical Illusion Mittens from Lithuaniap.91
27. Stulmeṅi: Decorative Cuffs for Socks from Latviap.94
28. Kuldı̄ga Stulmeṅip.94
29. Lily of the Valley Hat and Wrist Warmersp.99
30. A Romantic Heart Scarf from Estoniap.103
31. Kimono Shawl with a Delicate Lace Patternp.106
32. Romashka Scarf from Orenburgp.108
33. Vintage Inspiration for Beaded Knittingp.114
34. Vintage Repositoriesp.116
35. Dahlia Lace in Tapestry Knittingp.118
36. Baby’s Knitted Mittensp.120
37. Knitted Bootees with Fancy Topsp.121
38. Dainty Knitted Frockp.122
39. Knitted Cap for Little Boyp.124
40. Ready for 'Toss and Tumble'p.125
41. Knitted Gloves for Brother Billp.127
42. Mary Stuart Patternp.128
43. Knitted Block for a Bedspreadp.130
44. A Knitted Carriage-Shawlp.132
45. Make Your Own Knitting Needlesp.134

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