• Cover of the "7 Stylish Scarves from 1918 to Knit" eBook (Printed version) by Long Thread Media. Features an illustration of a woman sitting and knitting with a large ball of yarn below.
  • A page from the "7 Stylish Scarves from 1918 to Knit" eBook by Long Thread Media showcases intricate text detailing the history of needlework during World War I. It includes a decorative initial "W" and an ornate border, exploring the role of needleworkers and referencing patterns from Fleisher's yarns.
  • A vintage black-and-white photo depicts a person seated, adorned in a shawl-style scarf and clutching a large bouquet of flowers. The words "7 Stylish Scarves from 1918 to Knit eBook (Printed version), Long Thread Media" appear in the upper right corner, and the image features decorative borders.
  • The image features a black and white depiction of a woman adorned with a knitted scarf elegantly draped over her shoulders. Below the image, you'll find directions and materials for knitting the "Stasia Scarf," detailing yarn selections and needle specifications, as featured in the "7 Stylish Scarves from 1918 to Knit" eBook by Long Thread Media.
  • A person sits wrapped in a scarf, knitting with a book from the "7 Stylish Scarves from 1918 to Knit" eBook by Long Thread Media, set against a paneled wall. The text below describes the scarf's composition: 13 balls of white yarn, 2 balls of colored yarn, and a pair of amber needles No. 5½. The "Zella Scarf" is also mentioned.
  • A black and white vintage image features a woman adorned with the Petaluma Scarf, elegantly draped over her shoulders. Beneath the image, detailed knitting instructions and measurements for creating the scarf are included from the "7 Stylish Scarves from 1918 to Knit" eBook by Long Thread Media.
  • A woman sporting a vintage hat and a textured scarf with fringe glances to the side. Below the image, text outlines the materials required for creating one of the "7 Stylish Scarves from 1918 to Knit," featuring yarn, needles, and ribbon. This pattern is available in a printed eBook by Long Thread Media.
  • A vintage black and white image featuring a person draped in a "Rita Shoulder Scarf" from the "7 Stylish Scarves from 1918 to Knit" eBook by Long Thread Media. The scarf has a knitted texture with a ribbon elegantly tied at the shoulder, accompanied by text below listing materials: yarn, needles, and ribbon.
  • A black and white vintage photo features a person seated, holding a book, and wearing a knitted chinon shoulder scarf. The accompanying text provides a list of knitting materials required: 9 balls of yarn, needles No. 9, hook No. 5, and 3 yards of ribbon. This image can be found in the "7 Stylish Scarves from 1918 to Knit eBook (Printed version)" by Long Thread Media.
  • The *7 Stylish Scarves from 1918 to Knit eBook* by Long Thread Media features a knitting pattern guide that showcases six distinct sections with various stitches. Each section provides a close-up view of the knitted texture along with brief instructions, and they are labeled with numbers like 102, 105, 107, 109, 111, and 118.
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7 Stylish Scarves from 1918 to Knit eBook (Printed version)

7 Stylish Scarves from 1918 to Knit eBook (Printed version)

$12.95
$12.95

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In this PieceWork book, you'll find  patterns for 7 knitted scarves,including two “shoulder scarves,” using the instructions from our copy of the 1918 Fleischer’s Knitting & Crocheting Manual. No alterations to the patterns were made; they are reproduced here exactly as they appeared on the original. The numbers in brackets in the patterns are references to stitch diagrams. See pages 12 and 13.We hope you enjoy knitting your 21st century versions of these early 20th century patterns. And that they will keep you and yours warm and cozy when you’ve finished!

All of Halcyon Yarn's eBooks, are printed on acid-free coated stock, ready for immediate browsing and convenient posting next to your project.

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