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    A Collection of Vintage Crochet Patterns for the Making of Women's Clothing and Accessories
    A Collection of Vintage Crochet Patterns for the Making of Women's Clothing and Accessories
    A Collection of Vintage Crochet Patterns for the Making of Women's Clothing and Accessories
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    A Collection of Vintage Crochet Patterns for the Making of Women's Clothing and Accessories

    By Anon Anon

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    This book contains a lovely collection of vintage crochet patterns for the making of women's clothing and accessories. Including a 'Casual Dress', a 'Hat with a Bow' and a 'Belted Coat', this book provides some beautiful additions to a wardrobe. The content has been carefully selected for its interest and relevance to a modern audience.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRead Books Ltd.
    Release dateSep 20, 2016
    ISBN9781473358249
    A Collection of Vintage Crochet Patterns for the Making of Women's Clothing and Accessories

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      A Collection of Vintage Crochet Patterns for the Making of Women's Clothing and Accessories - Anon Anon

      Cardigans, Jumpers and Dresses

      Bulky crochet Italian style

      Our coat uses a very attractive crunchy, yet open, stitch, firmly held all round with bands of close d.c., very professionally mitred at the corners.

      Materials: 14 ozs. Patons Purple Heather Fingering 3-ply, Lilac Flower 237. No. 12 crochet hook. 6 large buttons.

      Measurements: To fit 35–37 inch bust; length from top of shoulders, 22 ins.; sleeve seam, 12 ins.

      Tension: Across one pattern, i.e., 3 dbl. trs., 4 ch., 3 dbl. trs., measures 3/4-inch.

      Abbreviations: dbl. tr.=double treble; ch.=chain; d.c.=double crochet; gr.=group; w.r.h.=wool round hook.

      N.B. 3 dbl. trs. form 1/2 group; 3 dbl. trs., 4 ch. and 3 dbl. trs. form 1 group.

      BACK

      Begin at patterned part of lower edge. Make 150 ch., turn.

      1ST ROW: Miss 5 ch., * w.r.h. twice, insert hook into next ch. and bring loop through, (w.r.h. and draw through 2 loops) twice—2 loops left on hook, w.r.h. twice, insert hook in same ch., draw loop through, (w.r.h. and draw through 2 loops) twice—3 loops left on hook, w.r.h. twice, insert hook into same ch. draw loop through, (w.r.h. and draw through 2 loops) twice—4 loops left on hook, w.r.h. and draw through 4 loops, 4 ch., w.r.h. twice, insert hook in same ch., pull loop through, (w.r.h. and draw through 2 loops) twice—2 loops on hook, w.r.h. twice, insert hook in same ch., draw loop through, (w.r.h. and draw through 2 loops) twice—3 loops on hook, w.r.h. twice, insert hook in same ch., draw loop through, (w.r.h. and draw through 2 loops) twice—4 loops left on hook, w.r.h. and draw through 4 loops—(these 3 dbl. trs., 4 ch. and 3 dbl. trs. form 1 group), miss 5 ch.; repeat from * to last ch., 1 group in last ch., turn. (24 groups).

      2ND ROW: 6 ch.—(this forms 1st dbl. tr. of 1/2 group) and 2 more dbl. trs. into top of 1st 1/2 group, * miss 4 ch., (1/2 gr., 4 ch. and 1/2 gr. into top of next 1/2 gr.)—this gives a complete gr. between the grs. of last row; repeat from * ending with miss 4 ch., 1/2 gr. into top of last 1/2 gr., turn.

      3RD ROW: 2 ch., * 2 d.c. in top of gr., 3 d.c. in the 4 ch. space; repeat from * ending with 2 d.c. in top of last gr., turn. (120 d.c.). 4TH ROW: 2 ch., * 1 d.c. in 1 d.c.; repeat from * to end.

      5TH ROW: 6 ch.—(this forms 1st dbl. tr. of 1/2 gr.) and 2 more dbl. trs. in 3rd d.c., 4 ch. and 1/2 gr. in same d.c., * miss 4 d.c., (1/2 gr., 4 ch. and 1/2 gr. in next d.c.); repeat from * to end.

      6TH ROW: As 2nd. 7TH ROW: As 3rd. 8TH ROW: As 4th. Rows 5–8 inclusive form pattern.

      Continue straight in pattern until 7 complete patterns have been done from start.

      With right side facing, start to shape raglan armhole by omitting one 1/2 gr. inside the first and last 1/2 gr. at each end of every row until 7 complete grs. and 1/2 gr. at each end remain. Note: 8 complete patterns have been worked for the raglan shapings, making a total of 15 patterns in all from start of back; break wool.

      FRONTS

      Left: Make 80 ch. Work exactly as given for back (you will have 12 grs. at end of 1st row) to start of raglan shaping.

      With right side facing, start to shape raglan as given for back, by decreasing one 1/2 gr. as before at beginning of next row, then on every row at this edge until 5 1/2 grs. remain. (5 complete patterns and 2 rows of 6th have been done from start of raglan shaping.) NEXT ROW: In pattern, i.e. the 3rd pattern row.

      With wrong side facing, continue raglan shaping as before and at the same time shape neck by omitting 11 grs. at beginning of next row, then omitting 1/2 gr. at this edge on following 2 complete patterns.

      Note: Two 1/2 grs. remain and 8 complete patterns have been worked from start of raglan shaping. Fasten off.

      Right: Work as for left, reversing neck and raglan shapings.

      SLEEVES

      Make 120 ch. Work straight in pattern exactly as given for back (you will have 19 grs. at end of 1st row) until 7 complete patterns have been done from start.

      With right side facing, work raglan sleeve shaping exactly as given for back until 2 grs. and 1/2 gr. at each end remain (you will have worked 8 complete patterns for the shaping so that sleeves match back exactly). Fasten off.

      BORDERS

      Press parts very carefully on wrong side under a damp cloth. Join raglan seams neatly, matching the patterns exactly.

      Lower edge of Back: With right side facing, 2 d.c. in base of 1st gr., * 4 d.c. in next 5 ch. loop, 1 d.c. in base of next gr.; repeat from * to last gr., 2 d.c. in last gr., (117 d.c.), turn with 2 ch. Continue in plain d.c. for a further 16 rows; fasten off.

      Fronts and back of Neck: Start at side seam of lower edge of right front. With right side facing, work 2 d.c. in base of 1st gr., * 4 d.c. in 5 ch. loop, 1 d.c. in base of next gr.; repeat from * along lower edge to corner of right front, (59 d.c.), 1 d.c. in corner (mark corner stitch with contrast thread); continue up right front edge to start of neck shaping with * (4 d.c. up side of next 1/2 gr.) twice, 4 d.c. up side of d.c. pattern rows, making 12 d.c. in all up side of each complete pattern; repeat from * to start of neck shaping (156 d.c. up front), 1 d.c. in corner of neck shaping (mark with thread as before), 110 d.c. all round neck to start of neck shaping on left front, 1 d.c. in corner of neck shaping (mark as before), 156 d.c. down left front to

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