#Pattern book

[littlealienproducts]

CAT LADY EMBROIDERY Pattern Book by NursesNookandArt

[collage-collage]

DMC embroidery pattern book “Skandinaviska Korsstygn”

Publication year unknown

[antiqueandsilk]

Pages from Isho Sekai ("Design World") Volume 7, a woodblock kimono pattern book (hinagata bon). Absolutely gorgeous and brightly coloured, these books were used as fashion catalogues for clients to order various designs or as examples of popular designs available. Unfortunately, I cannot read Japanese but a rough translation gives the date "Printed May 10, 1892, Released May 15, 1891" although I have seen this book dated around 1901. Location is listed as "Nihonbashi District, Hamacho 3-Chome 1". and the Artist/Merchant (unclear in my translation) is Takijiya Watanabe, 3rd generation. I love my copy and have high res scanned and printed a version to pass around when I am at events so that others can see it without damage to the original.

[lizzy-bonnet]

Perfectly normal (screaming) about Peter Ginn as jumper model in a knitting pattern book published by Gyles Brandreth.

[artschoolglasses]

Pattern book of block printed cotton from 1780-1800

From the Victoria and Albert Museum

[tango-stitch]

Easy cute Fair Isle ornaments knitting patterns

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[bevanne46]

Vintage Knitting Now Book by Gabi Tubbs Used Book in Excellent Conditon

Find it here: https://www.tedooo.com/product/661c842e64544fdf72d13804

[knit-in-progress]

I started reading Belding Bro's Revised Needle and Hook (1902) about needle painting/silk painting. It's interesting, but I'm loving the examples of silk painting. It's awesome to see what people were doing with the same craft so long ago.

You can find this and many other books at the antiquepatternlibrary.org !

[yourcoffeeguru]

Children's Clothes Easy To Make Clothes Patterns for 1-10 Year Olds 1975 Vintage || AUtradingpost -ebay

[iknityounot]

I have completed another pattern book! I carried this one around so much that the cover actually fell off--I used binder clips to keep it all together.

Just like last time, I took some pictures of the pages to remember it by ❤️

[thecrochetcrowd]

Every Which Way by Edie Eckman

Every Which Way Crochet Borders by Edie Eckman Every Which Way Crochet Borders Edie Eckman hooks and scores with another crochet pattern book that is a ‘Must Have’ in my opinion. Every crocheter needs this book. So often, we tend to stop at the edge of the project thinking, “What more can I do to top off my project with extra oohs and aaahs!” For me, I draw a blank at times of ideas. Edie has a…

[littlealienproducts]

Vintage Soft Toys Pattern Book by BettyandmeShop

[nutnoce]

I've been laying down the lines again

[nemfrog]

Green and red pattern. Recherches sur les fièvres. 1821. Marbled book cover.

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[meeks-beas]

It’s him!!!! It’s Baby Bill but real!!

I literally almost forgot to post here but here it is!! My crochet pattern for Baby Bill!!! This is the first time I’ve ever made a pattern so forgive me if anything’s weird about it. Feel free to comment if you have any questions or need any clarification!!

If you post your finished products please don’t forget to credit me!!

[edited because I forgot one of the instruction pages ??????]

[camille-lachenille]

Medieval fair finds:

The fluffiest sheep skin I ever saw. The stall owner spoke little French and with a German accent so thick I understood maybe a word out of four, but apparently, this is called a "fox sheep", it’s less curly and more fluffy than an average sheep and it’s a relatively uncommon colour. If you know anything about wool and sheep, feel free to add infirmation because I am not sure of how much I understood.

A sewing guide to women’s medieval clothes from the 12th to the 15th century. I didn’t have enough money to buy the Viking Age book too but the seller was super kind and gave me tips to modify the patterns in this book to make Viking Age dresses.

A horn hairpin from a Viking inspired stall. I fell in love with a bone hairpin copied from an extant museum piece, with beautiful and intricate carvings, but the seller warned me it was very easy to break and I froze with my hands hovering over the bone hairpin. I looked at my hands, looked at the hairpin, back at my hands, and decided for this horn one that was my second favourite and far less breakable. When I put it on, I immediately dropped it on the floor and it confirmed my choice to buy the sturdier hairpin.

And last, a very cute glass vial on a necklace. It was sold with mint sirup inside but I can change the liquid to vary the colours.