Although not in the hundreds, I have come across a fair number of knitting or crochet patterns that are designed for mother/daughter, or father/son, or even brother/sister, but this is a first for me !
May I present two knitting designs that are woman/dog, or whatever combination in which you might like to think of it .... perhaps human/canine ?
These knitted designs came out of McCalls Needlecraft Magazine - Fall/Winter 1963. I will say the pullovers are both great looking designs, as well as the dog coats. I particularly like the dog coat on the right ... complete with pockets to carry those small things the 'walker' might need. But, the set together, well, that's just 'too cute'.
I've listed these in the shop, should you be interested in creating the ladies pullovers, or dog coats. But please, if you knit (and wear) the combos, please send me a picture !
Thanks for dropping by.
Lorrie
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Monday, October 22, 2012
Jiffy Knit Patterns, Book 158
In 1965 Coats and Clarks put out their Book 158, which they called Jiffy Knits. There are 18 patterns in the book, all, just like the title implies, Knitted. It's one of those family pattern type books .. a few things for mom, a few for dad, a couple kid garments or accessories and a couple toys. Here, let me show you.
B488 - Jiffy Spiral Knit Shell - This shell is knit on the diagonal - called a spiral knit. It is sized small, medium and large.
B489 Mother & Daughter Berets - This colorful beret of multi-color yarn is sized Small and Large, thus the mother/daughter designation. I have to admit, the hanging tassel is cute.
B490 One Skein Boot Socks - These pretties are knitted and feature lace up ties that end with pompons. I would think these would especially be loved by the tween set!
B491 Big Bulky Stole is both attractive and super easy. Knitted; when finished measures 24 x 75 inches. Attractive in pictured in a 'wear-out' piece, this would also be a good wrap to sit on the couch with.
B494 - Tissue Topper : Pretty toppers, just like this, used to be the standards in our bathrooms. Perhaps they deserve a return ! Just in case you'd like to start the revolution. This pattern is available for free in my shop.
B500 Cable Scarf - Fast, and quite easy, worked in a reversible cable pattern. This pattern is available for free in my shop.
B501 - Womens Stretch Slippers - Sized small, medium and large, would also make great bed socks with the touch of elastic to hold them in place.
B502 Gingerbread Man Toy - This cute guy sports a buttoned vest of baby rick-rack, making it not suitable for very small children. This pattern is available for free in my shop.
Jiffy Knits, Book 158
The front page gives us a preview of the first three patterns in the book.
. B485 - Womans Raglan Cable Pullover is a quick knit garment worked from the neck down. It sized small, medium and large.
B486 Mans V-Neck Raglan Pullover - This piece is also worked from the neck down, with cales emphasizing the easy-fit raglan sleeves. Sized Small, Medium and Large - fitting chest sizes 36 to 46.
B-487 Child's Jiffy Petal Cardigan - Girls knit sweater with a petal motif across the yoke and shoulders. Coats & Clarks put out the exact design in a misses sized pattern in their Book 185, Quick Knits
B489 Mother & Daughter Berets - This colorful beret of multi-color yarn is sized Small and Large, thus the mother/daughter designation. I have to admit, the hanging tassel is cute.
B490 One Skein Boot Socks - These pretties are knitted and feature lace up ties that end with pompons. I would think these would especially be loved by the tween set!
B491 Big Bulky Stole is both attractive and super easy. Knitted; when finished measures 24 x 75 inches. Attractive in pictured in a 'wear-out' piece, this would also be a good wrap to sit on the couch with.
B492 - Sir Robinson Rabbit - Quick to knit in simple garter and stockinette stitches.
B493 - Two Skein Chanel Jacket - This beautiful jacket, chanel in every way, is sized 10 to 18.
B494 - Tissue Topper : Pretty toppers, just like this, used to be the standards in our bathrooms. Perhaps they deserve a return ! Just in case you'd like to start the revolution. This pattern is available for free in my shop.
B495 Baby Sweater - Officially called a Baby Sweater, this one is size 1, 2 and 3 - making it more applicable for the toddler. Pair it up with pants or a skirt --- Cute !
B492 - Mans Half or Whole Mitten - Perhaps an early version of the Fingerless Gloves ! The pattern includes the direction to finish the gloves to whole mittens.
B497 - Childs Scarf - A perfect pattern for the true beginner - measures 8 x 34 inches.
B498 - Fair Isle Hood and Mittens - Knit this set to be not only warm and toasty in winter,
but fashionable as well.
B501 - Womens Stretch Slippers - Sized small, medium and large, would also make great bed socks with the touch of elastic to hold them in place.
B502 Gingerbread Man Toy - This cute guy sports a buttoned vest of baby rick-rack, making it not suitable for very small children. This pattern is available for free in my shop.
And, the back page gives us a colorful review of 6 of the patterns we've already seen.
So, something for everyone ... you think? I have to say, that I like the knitted slippers the best. Although, they might not look that cute when stretched to fit my feet ! Most of these patterns are available in the shop; just follow the link below the pictures.
I hope you enjoyed the preview. Thanks for dropping by.
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Crochet Poodle Stuffed Dog, Free Pattern
Here's papa, mama and baby. And no, not bears, but Poodles. There a sweet little stuffed dogs to be crocheted and loved. I found these guys on the inside cover of the Coats & Clarks Book 126 and thought you might like to make them up ... perhaps for yourself or for friends - definitely for fun.
To print the pattern, you'll need to click on each page to enlarge and then copy / paste to a word document on your hard drive. Then, you'll be able to print.
I'f you make them (or just one), I'd love to get a picture back .... I could post them here ....
Thanks for dropping by,
Lorrie
To print the pattern, you'll need to click on each page to enlarge and then copy / paste to a word document on your hard drive. Then, you'll be able to print.
I'f you make them (or just one), I'd love to get a picture back .... I could post them here ....
Thanks for dropping by,
Lorrie
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