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Loani Prior, tea cosy knitter extraordinaire, is back with more of her fabulously outrageous creations. Pretty Funny Tea Cosies contains 25 knitted cosies and pretty things, with the focus on the pretty: flowers, leaves, fruit, loopy stitches and beautifully knitted and woven fabric. Including...

The Best in Show series is an outstanding success. Sally Muir and Joanna Osborne are back with a collection of new patterns for farm animals. There is something here for everyone, with instructions for large farm favourites such as cows, bulls, horses and pigs as well as cute chicks, lambs and piglets....

This pattern will allow you to recreate the vintage 1939 Chatham Dinette Tablecloth crochet pattern from the "Minerva Book of Cottons Volume 52".EnjoyVintageCrochet

This pattern will allow you to recreate the vintage 1942 Evening Performance Tablecloth from the "Star Variety Show Book Book No. 12 " by the American Thread Company.EnjoyVintageCrochet

This pattern will allow you to recreate the Town & Country Afghan, taken from the 1955 "Traditional and Modern Afghans" booklet by Amicale Yarns.EnjoyVintageCrochet

This pamphlet shows how to knit the Shenandoah tank—a comfortable and versatile fashion piece A knit leaflet pattern, this A-line tank will flatter any body type. Its mod-style vertical color blocks are slimming and the bottom is vented so that drapey fabric skims the hips. Knit up in Berroco Maya, it’s a wardrobe staple.

This pattern will allow you to recreate the vintage 1943 Cathedral Window Party Tablecloth crochet pattern from the "Crochet Treasures You Asked For"Star Treasure Book no. 126EnjoyVintageCrochet

Whether creamy and warm or wintry cool, white evokes a sense of classic purity. Celebrate its astonishing variety with a collection of 25 stunning all-white projects for intermediate to advanced knitters, all made from the most luxurious yarns ever. From sensuous sweaters for women to adorable baby and...

This pattern will allow you to recreate the Flower Chain Doily, taken from the 1951 "Star Doily Book No.151" by the American Thread CompanyEnjoyVintageCrochet

This pattern uses fingering weight yarn on US 4 (3.5mm) to create a scarf about 8.5” x 58” (22cm x 147cm). The scarf begins with a set of large blocks which are broken into progressively smaller blocks. The blocks then increase in size again. The pattern includes directions for the entrlac blocks, schematics for the design, and "row by row" instructions.

This is a simple lace hat with a rose design around the head and another flower design on the crown. The cap is worked in the round so there are no seams. There is a little “extra” fabric in the crown that lets you fold the hat easily. The sample measures about 18” (46cm) around and easily fits...

This collection of colorful, whimsical hat patterns for toddlers and young children includes some of the most creative designs you will ever see. These knitted beanies go way beyond bobbles and ruffles to knitted roses, leaves, strawberries, penguins, kittens, and other adornments. With 36 projects...

This pattern will allow you to recreate the vintage1934 Filet Tulip square for Tablecloths from the Designs for Crochet Royal Society Book 36.EnjoyVintageCrochet

This hat has a continuous cable pattern around the sides that ends with a star pattern on the crown. The hat is worked using circular and double-point needles.Hikoo by skacel CoBaSi worked up at 30 sts and 40 rows per 4” (10cm). The hat fits a 22” (56cm) head. The clay head measures about 23”...