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Showing posts with label Practical Companion to the Worktable. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Practical Companion to the Worktable. Show all posts
Sunday, February 10, 2013

Border for the Above

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Or Part two of " Laurel Leaves of the Wooly Sort " In "Laurel Leaves of the Wooly Sort" I looked at translating fin...
Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Laurel Leaves of the wooly sort

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A note... There seems to be some growing confusion in some groups about who wrote this pattern. So, to clarify – this pattern, and the ent...
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I’m Beth Chamberlain, a lover of libraries and history since I was a wee girl it would come as no surprise to anyone who knew me growing up that I am now a librarian ‘by day’ and a historian ‘by night’ (or, more likely weekend). Most of my research deals with the mid-19th century and largely with subjects considered to be of the women’s realm – cooking, sewing, knitting, fashion, and household management, with a broad view though as I am not just interested in what dress a lady made with her fabric but also how the fabric was produced and sold. I also have a particular interest in the knitting publications of the era.
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