Edwardian crochet

I’m happy to be giving away a FREE e-pattern today for a crocheted corset cover from 1912. Isn’t this just lovely? This is from the April, 1912 issue of Needlecraft Magazine and I remastered the image and made a PDF so you can save and print it. If you do make it, please share a […]Continue Reading...

9 free antique patterns for Edwardian & WW1 tam o'shanter hats! The Edwardian tam o'shanter was the everday hat of Edwardian girls and sports hat of Edwardian women. 'A small woollen cap [...] which only needs two hairpins to keep it in place, is extremely becoming, and suitable either for summer or winter.'

1930's crochet dress

Punched work looks like drawn thread work but it’s much quicker to make because you don’t actually have to draw out threads! 😀 Punched work – also called Rhodes embroidery, pierced work or four-sided stitch – is a pulled thread embroidery from the Edwardian era. Related: How To Make Drawn Thread Work Punched work is … Continue reading Edwardian Punched Work – Pulled Thread Embroidery →

Victorian Knitting and Crochet facts are totally fascinating! From lace trimmed collars to delicate home decor, Victorians loved making crocheted and knitted decorations. And can you guess which monarch was the inspiration behind the popularity of our beloved craft? #crochet #knitting #victorian

With gorgeous wedding dress pins & posts saturating our daily scroll, we've gone on a mission to find unique crochet lace wedding dresses that are perfect for the bohemian beauty who refuses to be average.

Whimsical Waves: Mastering Crochet Lace Patterns

The Columbia Book of Yarns (1915) is a charming collection of knitted and crocheted clothes for men, women and children. The cover really sp...

Crochet LessonsVolume I No. 3Royal SocietyOriginal Copyright 1915