I’ve already shared a few of these patterns, ages ago, but here is the whole thing all in one post! There are a variety of short sleeved ladies jumpers – Introducing Clanora on pages 15…
In our never-ending quest to constantly provide you with ways of getting away from everything going on in the world, we've been putting a lot of vintage
This issue opens with embroidery transfer that wasn’t included with the magazine, the cheek! Two whole pages for it and you had to pay extra and send off for it. The patterns are: ladies two …
Be assured that every garment in this listing comes with the corresponding pattern. At over 80 years old this magazine represents the height of 1930s fashion. With luscious knitting patterns, needle work and sewing projects. There are fashion and beauty tips as well as illuminating adverts. Further along there is a collection of delicious (looking) recipes. Unfortunately there is no free transfer. Apart from a missing back cover the magazine is complete and available as a PDF download only. The original size is approx 30cm by 22cm. As expected there are one or two imperfections. Including the adverts-36 pages plus the front covers only. (the back one, of course, is missing). Available as a PDF Download only. A PDF Reader is required.
Lovely condition may 1981 stitchcraft magazine, has been looked after. Fascinating magazine with lots of lovely patterns for different crafts. This is the original magazine you are buying. Any questions please ask. Amy x
One of my charity and Antique Shop finds from my hols, hence it’s creased condition. Here is a full scan of this issue of Stitchcraft from 1953. It includes these patterns: For 8 -10 year old…
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Stitchcraft Magazine No. 498 June 1975 For all the best ideas in knitting, crochet & homemaking 18 Summer Specials *Lovely Brides Dress To Knit *Super Machine Knit Twinset *Holiday Tops and Shawls *Cricket Sweaters *Modern Norweave Embroideries 35 pages Magazine is in very good vintage condition. My patterns are all original paper patterns and not digital pdf's. Most of my patterns and books are vintage documents - there may be some minor wear & tear in the form of shelf wear, rubbing, creasing, pen/pencil marks or minor tears, corner-folds, stickers or sticker residue - none of which affect your ability to follow the instructions. I combine shipping. If you see several items that you are purchasing, please message me when you are done so that I may send a revised invoice reflecting combined shipping. Magazines and small books under 500 grams (1 lb.) I will ship via Canada Post standard without tracking. If you require tracking number please contact me for updated shipping costs.
Stitchcraft Magazine - 1950's knitting and crochet patterns book-collecting.com/
Measurements: Width at top: approx. 160 cm / 63’’ Materials: DROPS FABEL from Garnstudio 100 g color no 300, brown 100 g color no 912p soft chocolate DROPS STRAIGHT NEEDLES size 3.5 mm / US 4 - or size needed to get correct gauge.
This issue has the above Fair Isle jumper and cap (33-35 inch bust), snug legging for a toddler, a raglan boys jumper (27 inch chest), a knitted nightie and bed jacket (if that sounds weird, imagin…
All kinds of vintage designs to make in this 1950 copy of STITCHCRAFT magazine - also a wealth of adverts which are so deliciously evocative of the period. This magazine is still in great condition with only minor signs of age. I really love that knitted set on the cover. This is more than simply a source of vintage designs - it`s social history. Perfect for anyone who loves old magazines, advertising or vintage fashion. THE MEASUREMENTS... The magazine measures 9¾" x 7½" and has a total of 28 pages including covers. On my monitor the colours are spot on but do remember that all monitors vary. PLEASE NOTE that if you are not at home to accept a parcel then this is likely to result in delays and difficulties. Once I have dispatched an item it is largely out of my hands and, whilst I will do all that I can to assist you, I dispatch to the address provided in good faith and cannot accept responsibility if there is nobody there to accept delivery. POSTAGE QUOTED IS USUALLY STANDARD AND UNTRACKED - I would always recommend an upgrade to tracked shipping although I will leave the choice to you but please remember that I cannot be responsible for untracked parcels which get lost although I`m happy to make a claim on your behalf – untracked Royal Mail standard shipping is only covered for £20. If no upgrade is available at the checkout then the service is already a tracked one. Please do take time to view all of my pictures and read the description – if you need any more information then I`m here to help. *Please note that no other items seen in my pictures are included* On my monitor the colours are spot on but do remember that monitors vary. I am always happy to combine shipping where practical and will refund any overpayment promptly. If shipping to your country isn`t quoted then please do get in touch – I`m happy to post to you wherever you live. Thank you for visiting my little shop – please do call in again soon! Please don't forget that I sell unique vintage & antique pieces… There will almost certainly be some evocative signs of their previous history to be found. That is the nature - and the SHEER JOY - of such pieces. If pristine is your preference then my eclectic, characterful - and sometimes charmingly shabby - treasures simply won't be for you.
This issue has the above Fair Isle jumper and cap (33-35 inch bust), snug legging for a toddler, a raglan boys jumper (27 inch chest), a knitted nightie and bed jacket (if that sounds weird, imagin…
Look at this lovely red twin set (34-36 bust) and the must have accessory of the year, a live parrot! Also inside this issue – some wooly winter stockings, a fair isle pixie hood for 10 year …
Scroll Down for Jpegs or click the big pic to go to the Google docs page. Inside this issue – Linen star shaped mats for the Christmas dinner table, a bow necked cardigan with cables (33-35 i…
My Stitchcraft collection skips some issues after October 1945, so the next one is this crazy hat number, August – September 1946. Click the picture for the pdf or scroll down for pict…
As promised, I’m departing from the thirties, looking back into my own collection of knitting ephemera and on to the fifties. Here is an issue of Stitchcraft which has appeared in my collecti…
Here is a free scan of Stitchcraft from July 1945. Click the picture to go to the magazine.
This issue starts with a rather strange winter bonnet. Looks like you could hide your sandwiches under it. Perhaps she is. Also in this issue gifts for children (knitted dog, babies booties and sol…
PDF / INSTANT DOWNLOAD - COPY OF 20 PAGE UK EDITION OF STITCHCRAFT 1947 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ This is a pdf copy of my vintage Stitchcraft Magazine. A UK edition from January 1947. This includes knitting patterns for men, women and children (no baby patterns in this one). It also includes instructions on how to sew two bags and an illustration of an embroidery pattern, although no transfer was available to copy. I have added an extra page with a conversion chart for knitting needle sizes and ounces to grams. If you have any questions, please ask.
This should have been a blog bank holiday special, but I’m a bit behind schedule. Here is the whole booklet from Stitchcraft “For the Junior Miss”, which is from 1949 according to…
In our never-ending quest to constantly provide you with ways of getting away from everything going on in the world, we've been putting a lot of vintage
Fabulous vintage Stitchcraft magazine from February 1958, with 38 pages full of crafting patterns, ideas and instructions for knitting, embroidery and needlework projects. My photos only show some pages to give you a flavour. Note: The magazine is preloved and in fair condition for its age, however the front and back covers of this edition are not attached(see photo) to magazine although the rest of magazine is intact. As a whole it’s perfectly usable. (Disclaimer: Be aware this being a vintage item it may contain descriptive language with some patterns which is rightly unacceptable by modern standards. I do not use or condone such language)
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Published in Stitchcraft No. 162, February 1947 Craft Knitting Category Sweater → Cardigan Sweater → Pullover Published February 1947 Suggested yarn P&B Wools Patons Beehive Fingering 2 Ply Yarn weight Lace ? Gauge 32 stitches = 4 inches Needle size US 2 - 2.75 mm US 3 - 3.25 mm Sizes available 33–35 inches Languages English
In our never-ending quest to constantly provide you with ways of getting away from everything going on in the world, we've been putting a lot of vintage
PDF / INSTANT DOWNLOAD - COPY OF 20 PAGE UK EDITION OF STITCHCRAFT 1947 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ This is a pdf copy of my vintage Stitchcraft Magazine. A UK edition from January 1947. This includes knitting patterns for men, women and children (no baby patterns in this one). It also includes instructions on how to sew two bags and an illustration of an embroidery pattern, although no transfer was available to copy. I have added an extra page with a conversion chart for knitting needle sizes and ounces to grams. If you have any questions, please ask.
Vintage Stitchcraft Magazine February 1968. Please see pictures for contents list. Whether you knit these fabulous pieces as listed or adapt them to knit in the round, you will get plenty of retro chic out of them. Creases, scratches and stains consistent with age and use. Generally in perfect working order. Shipping: I post U.K. 1st class signed for / international tracked and signed. Buyer pays any addititional customs import duties / taxes. Please contact me if your destination is not listed and I will come back to you with a shipping cost as soon as possible. If you are unhappy with your purchase, please contact me on receipt to discuss. A refund will be issued if the item is received in its original condition within 28 days of the original receipt. Buyer pays return postage.
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This sassy tunic is knitted in a bulky weight yarn for extra core warmth. Seriously, this is so warm, I’m glad it has short sleeves! The ribbing for the sleeves are worked first and placed onto holders. The body is knit in the round from the bottom up, working the pocket seamlessly as you knit. At the underarms the body is joined to the sleeve ribbing and the yoke is worked in the round to the neck, while working set-in sleeve shaping. There are some short rows worked at the tops of the sleeve caps, then the shoulders are joined with a three needle bind off. Finished Measurements: About 30 (34½, 38¾, 43¼, 47½, 52, 56¼)“ (76 87.5, 98.5, 110, 120.5, 132, 143 cm) bust circumference Yarn: Shown in Quince & Co. Puffin (100% American wool; 100 gram ball = approx 112 yards / 102 m) 4 (5, 6, 6, 7, 7, 8) skeins in color Nasturtium or approx 448 (510, 570, 640, 700, 750, 820) yards in a comparable earth-friendly yarn. Knitting Needles: Size US 11 (8 mm): 16” and 32” (40 and 80 cm) circular needle and double pointed needles (dpns); Size US 13 (9 mm): 24” and 40” (60 and 100 cm) circular needle. Adjust needle sizes if necessary to obtain the correct gauge. Notions: Stitch markers; stitch holders or waste yarn; two cable needles; tapestry needle. Gauge: 11 sts and 16 rnds = 4” (10 cm) in St st with larger needles; 17 sts = 4¼“ (11 cm) in Cable Panel with larger needles. Take time to save time, check your gauge.
Look at this lovely red twin set (34-36 bust) and the must have accessory of the year, a live parrot! Also inside this issue – some wooly winter stockings, a fair isle pixie hood for 10 year …
Click the here for the pdf or look below for jpegs. Here is a rather pensive model in a fair isle twinset. Also inside are lacy cami knickers, a neat jumper to fit 33-35 bust with an interesting yo…
Click the here for the pdf or look below for jpegs. Here is a rather pensive model in a fair isle twinset. Also inside are lacy cami knickers, a neat jumper to fit 33-35 bust with an interesting yo…
Here is a free scan of Stitchcraft from July 1945. Click the picture to go to the magazine.
STITCHCRAFT: Entire January 1940 Edition, with knitting, sewing and well as some unfamiliar recipes. At over 80 years old this magazine represents the height of 1940s fashion and although the ‘free transfer’ has long gone, be assured that every garment illustrated in this listing comes with the corresponding pattern. This large format edition has 36 pages boasting no less than 3 ladies jumpers and a couple for the blokes. There are also accessories, cross stitch, hats, a boys jumper and even some smocking. Although the magazine has been restored, you might still find some minor imperfections Available as a PDF download only
You will receive a PDF digital download of the magazine which has been enlarged and digitally restored to remove creasemarks, stains and other marks of age. You will not receive the original patterns nor the knitted items. Note: some sewing and embroidery patterns require transfers or a pattern to be ordered by post and these are not included. Full copy of this post-war Stitchcraft magazine containing numerous patterns (those pictured plus some additional). The adverts also offer an interesting insight into the period, as although it is post-war, many items are still on ration and in short supply. Single patterns from this magazine are available on request, please message me identifying which pattern you would like and I will add a listing for you at my usual single pattern price Many of the knitting patterns are still being designed with 'make-do-and-mend' in mind and utilise yarn scraps or yarn from a worn out item. To this end, there are patterns with stripes, colour blocks and Fair-Isle Patterns are for 32-34, 33-35in or 34-36 bust. All patterns come with an info sheet which includes a needle size conversion chart and advice on selecting yarn. All my patterns are more than 70 years old to comply with copyright
Be assured that every garment in this listing comes with the corresponding pattern. At over 80 years old this magazine represents the height of 1930s fashion. With luscious knitting patterns, needle work and sewing projects. There are fashion and beauty tips as well as illuminating adverts. Further along there is a collection of delicious (looking) recipes. Unfortunately there is no free transfer. Apart from that the magazine is complete and available as a PDF download only. The original size is approx 30cm by 22cm. As expected there are some imperfections. Available as a PDF Download only. A PDF Reader is required.
Original vintage Ovaltine advertising in the June 25, 1937 issue of Stitchcraft magazine (UK Edition). Glossy, not a reproduction. In good vintage condition. See photos and zoom in for details as this is part of the description of the item. Approximately 11 1/2” x 8 1/2” Please note: the items in our shop are old printed paper products; they may have some imperfections consistent with age and use. We do our best to photograph each piece in such a way that any imperfections can be clearly seen. IMPORTANT: While we try to photograph our pieces in natural light for colour accuracy, colour representation can vary from screen to screen. It is the buyer’s responsibility to carefully peruse and evaluate the photos and descriptions and ask any questions prior to purchase. If you have questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We love to hear from you! Shipped in archival bag and card stock in sealed, stiff envelope. We will combine shipping if more than one item is ordered. Free delivery in Canada and the United States. Outside of Canada and the USA there is a $10.00 (CDN) delivery charge. All of our shipments are sent via Tracked Packet Parcel Post.
High quality vintage art reproduction by Urbane Interior Designs. One of many rare and wonderful images brought forward in time. I hope they bring you pleasure each and every time you look at them.
Be assured that every garment in this listing comes with the corresponding pattern. At over 80 years old this magazine represents the height of 1930s fashion. With luscious knitting patterns, needle work and sewing projects. There are fashion and beauty tips as well as illuminating adverts. Further along there is a collection of delicious (looking) recipes. Unfortunately there is no free transfer. Apart from that the magazine is complete and available as a PDF download only. The original size is approx 30cm by 22cm. As expected there are some imperfections. Available as a PDF download only. A PDF Reader is required.
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Here is a free scan of Stitchcraft from July 1945. Click the picture to go to the magazine.
Here is April’s offering- on the cover a green evening top to wear with pearls, 34-36 inch bust and on the back cover a WTF faux fringing design? It is 33-35 bust and looks like a shark took …
