
A Fish-Shaped Purse from Peru to Knit
This is a version of the little fish-shaped monederos (coin purses) made by knitters in the area around Puno, Peru, where fishing is an important economic activity.
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This is a version of the little fish-shaped monederos (coin purses) made by knitters in the area around Puno, Peru, where fishing is an important economic activity.
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Both the original socks and the project socks feature diamond motifs in the long, narrow, rectangular field of the sock body.
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Child size version of the stockings adapted from an 1847 issue of Codey's Lady's Book.
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The simple design of a white cotton crib counterpane instantly Sharlene to create smaller form of the design as a knitted pincushion.
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Carol Huebscher Rhoades adapted the pattern for Child's Fancy Knit Sock from Weldon's Practical Needlework, Volume 1.
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This pattern includes the original pattern from Weldon’s without any alterations as well as Vicki Square’s notes on how to knit her 21st-century adaptation of the pattern.
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This pattern includes the original pattern from Weldon’s without any alterations as well as Vicki Square’s notes on how to knit her 21st-century adaptation of the pattern.
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Knit these stunning Victorian-era socks in Railway Stitch updated for the 21st-century.
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Why not plan ahead as the Victorians did? Reknit those thread-worn soles.
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The finished beret and cowl have a luxurious hand that contrasts surprisingly with the sturdy toughness of the silk.
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In the design of this scarf, Mara Bishop Statnekov adds elements of the rich textile designs of the American Southwest to Orenburg lace to produce a geometric design worked in a bold, gem-toned yarn.
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Peel back the layers of needlework history and uncover more about historical textiles from around the globe in the Summer 2020 issue of PieceWork.
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This headband pattern was adapted from a headband that Linda Ligon bought on the island of Taquile, Peru.
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Make a man or woman in your life very happy—knit a pair of these 100% wool socks to stay toasty on chilly spring nights.
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This pattern was inspired by a diagram of a sock on a flyer originally published on January 19, 1941, in the Greek newspaper The Free Tribune.
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Enjoy knitting this tea cozy inspired by Jane Austen, originally published in *Jane Austen Knits*, 2013.
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This pattern uses a vintage technique of knitting loops with a second strand of yarn carried along as the knitting is worked, then cut, brushed, and trimmed to create the finished texture.
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Included are four knitting projects perfect for Halloween, a costume party or simply because you love Jane Austen!
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This collection of mitten patterns to knit was inspired by the bits and pieces of French embroidery patterns.
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This lace series includes 25 vintage edgings, borders, and trimmings to knit.
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Do you knit lace for the sheer love of intricate details? Explore knitting laces with legend Mary Schiffmann.
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The Twenty-Seventh Series includes how to knit edgings and insertions for trimming purposes.
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The Twenty-Eighth Series includes 19 knitting patterns for quilts, borders, socks, stockings, vests, and more.
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The Twenty-Sixth Series includes 18 knitting patterns for gloves, nightcap, golf cap, stockings, dolls’ clothing, vests, bodices, and more.
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