HOW TO CROCHET LEARN RARE FANCY TRECOT HAIRPIN PATTERNS
Creating sweaters, hats, scarves, blankets and other crochet items requires clear and accurate patterns. It also requires technique and practice.
These are skills that were once commonly passed down thru the generations. Now, sadly, that's not often the case. To learn the art of crochet, one needs only this CD with these 5 PDF books.
Each book is unique and includes patterns and instructions for several different projects and objects. The veteran crochet pro will surely find something new to make and the beginner will find more information in one place than ever before.
This is a superb addition to your crochet pattern collection on a handy CD in PDF format, it's convenient, easy to zoom in on the details or print and use!
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CROCHET - 35 RARE PATTERNS & INSTRUCTIONS FROM 1870!
Crochet is a process of creating fabric from yarn or thread using a crochet hook.
The word is derived from the Middle French word croc or croche, meaning hook.
Crocheting, similar to knitting, consists of pulling loops of yarn through other loops.
Crochet differs from knitting in that only one loop is active at one time (the sole exception being Tunisian crochet), and that a crochet hook is used instead of knitting needles.
This document contains 35 rare patterns from 1870 for you to work.
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CROCHET
CROCHET INSTRUCTIONS
Plain foundation chain
The Double Foundation Chain
Purl Foundation Chain
Slip Stitch
Double Stitch
Slanting Stitch, double stitch
Cross Stitch
Long Double
Treble Stitch
Long Treble
Cross Treble
Raised Spots
Hollow Spots
Open-work Spots
Raised Treble Stitch
Purl Stitch
Purl Stitch turned upwards
Purl Stitch turned downwards
35 CROCHET PATTERNS
Small Crochet Basket.
Couvrette in Crochet.
Star in Crochet.
Crochet Silk Bag over Rings.
Crochet Sovereign Purse.
Stars in Crochet.
Crochet Purse over Rings.
Crochet Brioche Cushion.
Daisy Pattern for a Crochet Couvrette.
Crochet Lace.
Crochet Border.
Crochet Border II
Wicker Arm Chair, covered with Crochet.
Crochet Insertions.
Crochet Lace II
CROCHET D'OYLEYS IN IMITATION OF POINT LACE.
D'Oyley No. 1.
D'Oyley No. 2.
D'Oyley No. 3.
D'Oyley No. 4.
D'Oyley No. 5.
D'Oyley No. 6.
D'Oyley No. 7.
D'Oyley No. 8
D'Oyley No. 9.
D'Oyley No. 10.
Work-Basket in Straw and Silk Crochet-Work.
Two Crochet Borders.
Crochet Antimacassar
Crochet Insertion.
Tobacco Pouch in Crochet Work.
Crochet Rosettes.
Crochet Trimming, with Embroidered Flowers worked in Appliqué, and Velvet Ribbon.
Crochet Garter.
Crochet Trimming for a Lady's Chemise.
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INTRO TO CROCHET PLAIN & FANCY CROCHET TRECOT & HAIRPIN
The application of crochet for useful and ornamental purposes is so varied, that it is work that will remain popular, in one form or another, for years to come.
Finding instructions for the beginner has long been a difficult task, until now.
This is a beautiful document that details the basics of crochet and includes many illustrations a very detailed description of the stitches.
The patterns discussed will make for interesting work for both beginner and pro.
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Stitches & How To Make Them
Chain Stitch
Double Foundation
Double Foundation Worked With One Thread
Double Foundation Worked With Two Threads
Single Crochet
Double Crochet
Half Treble
Treble
Double Treble
Double And Treble
Tricot And Treble
Tuft Stitch Crochet
Cross Treble
Tricot
Muscovite Tricot
Wool Ball
Basket Pattern Tricot
Shell Pattern Crochet
Fringe: Fork Work And Crochet
Trimming: Crochet And Honiton Braid
Trimming: Crochet & Waved Braid
Trimming: Crochet & Hairpin Work
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KNITTING & CROCHET 50 RARE 1886 PATTERNS & INSTRUCTION
Knitting is a craft by which thread or yarn may be turned into cloth. Similar to crochet, knitting consists of loops called stitches pulled through each other.
Knitting differs from crochet in that multiple stitches are 'active', or in use, at the same time, and crochet uses a single tool, a crochet hook, instead of a minimum of two knitting needles.
The active stitches are held on a needle until another loop can be passed through them with a second needle.
This document contains 50 unique, rare patterns from 1886 for you to work.
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Casting on with one needle
To cast on with two needles
Plain knitting
The German manner
Purling
To make a stitch
To take up stitches
To knit two pieces together
To form a round
To cast off
Infant's shoe in knitting
The tulip-wreath flower-vase mat
Anti-macassar
Anti-macassar
Netted anti-macassar
Bound couverette for an easy chair or sofa
Floral anti-macassar
Ottoman cover
Music-stool couverette
Chair cushion
Toilet-cover in crochet
Star-pattern d'oyley
Crochet d'oyley
Rose d'oyley
Toilet cover
Tidy in square crochet
Arabesque toilet cover in square crochet
Cover for a Hadrot lamp
Lamp mat
Candle-lamp mat
Hand-screen
Crochet counterpane for a bassinet
Deep border for bassinet quilt
Crochet stripe for bed-quiltCentre stripe for bed-quilt
Handkerchief case, for hanging to the head of a bed
Watchpocket
Toilet sachet
lady's nightcap
A shaving tidy
Oval tidy for easy chair
Crochet window-curtain
Window-curtain
Window-curtain and stove apron
Netted window-curtain
Bread-cloth
Bread-cloth
A spangled wool netted cover for a tea-poy, square work-table, or if drawn together at the top, makes a glittering fire-veil
Netted anti-macassar
Short purse, in netting
Bridal purse, in crochet
Lady's short purse
Handsome purse
Mousquetaire crochet collar
Raised rose crochet collar
Point collar
Point collar, in crochet
Lounging-cap, in crochet
Crochet edgings and insertions
Insertions
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TEACH KIDS TO CROCHET & KNIT INCL EASY PROJECT PATTERNS
There was a time in our not-so-distant past that skills like crochet and knitting were taught in schools and at home.
Children contributed their newfound skills to keep the family in stockings and mittens among other things.
This is a beautifully written book of instructions that will help you teach a child to knit or crochet.
Each pattern includes a materials list and instruction on the completion of the project.
A superb rescource for teachers, scout leaders & parents alike. Hours Of Entertainment For Mere Pennies!
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Doll's Tam-O'-Shanter
Doll's Slipper
Doll's Undervest
Cover For Scissors Protector
Baby-Doll's Sack
Spool Knitting
Doll's Hood
Wristlets
Doll's Sweater
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THE ART OF CROCHET WITH MANY PATTERNS & INSTRUCTIONS
Crochet work, so called from the hook, French croche or croc, with which it is done, is not only one of the easiest but in comparison with the cost and labour, one of the most effective kinds of fancy-work.
It is also one of the most useful, as it can be applied to the domestic requirements of every-day life, to wearing apparel, house-linen and upholstery; and we are sure that the patterns contained in this chapter, which have in addition to their other merits that of novelty, will meet with a favorable reception.
Hooks, or needles, as they are generally called, made of wood, bone or tortoise-shell are used for all the heavier kinds of crochet work in thick wool or cotton, and steel ones for the finer kinds.
The Tunisian crochet is done with a long straight hook, which is made all in one piece. The points should be well polished inside and not too sharp, the backs slightly curved, and the handles, whether of bone, steel or wood, so light as not to tire the hand.
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Explanation of the signs
Crochet stitches
Position of the hands and explanation of chain stitch
Single stitch
Plain stitch
Rose stitch
Russian stitch
Ribbed stitch
Chain stitch
Piqué stitch
Slanting stitch
Crossed stitch
Russian crossed stitch
Counterpane stitch
Knotted stitch
Loop stitch
Plain stitches for a chain
Trebles
Half trebles
Double trebles or 'long stitch'
Triple and quadruple trebles or 'extra long stitch'
Connected trebles
Crossed trebles
Trebles for a chain
Knot stitch
Bullion Stitch
Cluster stitch
Double stitch
Raised stitch
Raised stitch with crossed trebles
Raised stitch with dots
Raised dots with trebles
Raised dots in slanting lines
Close shell stitch
Picots
Small rounded picots
Large rounded picots
Pointed picots
Picots with rounded leaves
Chain picots
Picots in bullion stitch
Drooping picots
Lace picots
Method for copying tapestry patterns in crochet work
Crochet with Soutache or Lacet (braid)
Crochet square
Crochet hexagon
Coloured star worked into a light ground
Materials
Plain Tunisian crochet
Straight plaited Tunisian stitch
Diagonal plaited Tunisian stitch
Open Tunisian stitch
Decreasing and increasing in Tunisian crochet
Hairpin crochet
Materials
Stitches
Hairpin insertion
Hairpin lace
Hairpin fringes
Fringe made with Lacet or braid
Lace made on Point Lace braid
Crochet guipure lace
Lace made on Point Lace braid II
Crochet lace
Crochet lace with mignardise
Lace with two rows of leaves
Insertion with waved braid
Crochet lace, made with leaf braid
Crochet lace made with leaf braid II
Irish lace
Crochet lace
Lace with stars
Guipure lace
Crochet Reticella lace
Lace with corner, formed by increasing on the outside
Lace with corner, formed by decreasing on the inside
Square with coloured tufts
Stripes for counterpanes
Pattern of a counterpane in Tunisian crochet
Pattern of counterpane worked in stripes
Lace edging
Corner scallop
Pattern in squares for counterpanes
Counterpane with fringed border
Counterpane composed of squares and olive shaped figures
Squares for chair-backs
Crochet star
Star with little squares
Crochet collar
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