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Tangled Scarf

Knitchicgrace, member | November 8th, 2009

Tangled is a truly fun way to use up scrap yarn.Knit it in all one color or in various textures and colors for a more unique look. Tangled is knit by using the I cord method and then winding and...

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Leafy Cabled Neckwarmer

Knitchicgrace, member | October 29th, 2009

This is a fun, leafy neckwarmer knit in a worsted weight yarn. A unique look, leafs are one of the most popular types of lace to knit. This scarf would be great in any type of yarn from bulky to...

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Dream

Knitchicgrace, member | October 29th, 2009

Dream was a challenge I gave myself when I purchased just one ball of Shadow Lace in this beautiful color Snorkel. I wondered if I could create a short, just above hip jacket with lacey sleeves and...

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Maritime Christmas Ornaments

mysticknotwork, member | October 25th, 2009

Representing the tradition of the age of sail, these monkey fists are designed to create a striking Christmas tree. Add Victorian era burgundy bows to offset the white rope work and green tree...

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EverGreen

Knitchicgrace, member | October 13th, 2009

EverGreen is created by 3 leaf lace patterns continuously cast on and bound off. As you knit you will gently increase the repeats in order to create larger and larger leaf sections. Once completed...

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BeechNut - A fun easy quick scarf project with leaves and cables

Knitchicgrace, member | October 11th, 2009

BeechNut is a fun, quick and pretty easy pattern. The scarf is created in three pieces. The center panel which is knit all at once, and the two edgings which are sewn into place. The alpaca blend...

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Rap new knitted cowl

Knitchicgrace, member | October 10th, 2009

Rap is an easy cowl, wrap scarf for any knitter. Designed for comfort and warmth, Rap works just like those wrap skirts from the 70’s . Knit in just a few hours, it is the perfect gift for...

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HUE CONCEPT Golden Hand - Graphic Design Print

HueConcept, member | October 4th, 2009

http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=31960547 Hello and thanks for stopping by! High quality ink-jet printing of our original graphic designs and illustrations. We made this item as a...

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Beaute - great fingerless gloves made on straight needles

Knitchicgrace, member | October 4th, 2009

Beaute is a fun and quick knitting project that is perfect for medium beginners looking. These gloves can be knit in a night and will add a touch of romance to any girls wardrobe. I knit them in a...

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Ms. Maple a fun hand knitted scarf

Knitchicgrace, member | October 3rd, 2009

Ms Maple is a fun scarf and a pretty quick project to knit. The scarf is created with a dainty lace pattern that is worked either in two pieces and seamed or if you prefer backwards which creates a...

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Victorian Bell Skirt

Rosies_stuffnsew, member | September 22nd, 20091 comment

My inspiration for this skirt came from a Victorian fashion plate in a 1890's era book of sewing patterns. The pattern isn't mine, it's the Truly Victorian pattern no. 292 from Truly Victorian...

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"DETAILS, DETAILS, DETAILS" Heirloom Women's blouse

aa82178, member | September 21st, 20092 comments

The first thing I do when I pick up any copy of THREADS magazine, is turn it over. Whether featuring a complete garment, or honing in on a specific detail, there is always something to...

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Olive Fun and Easy Hand Knitted Cardigan

Knitchicgrace, member | September 17th, 2009

Olive is an easy lace cardigan that is approx waist length and sits close to the body. Short sleeves with a lace border add a dainty look and allow you to use it for most seasons. This would be a...

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Renaissance clothes

harper57, member | September 17th, 2009

I make renaissance clothing for men and women atnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbspnbsp...

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Renaissance Bodice

harper57, member | July 21st, 2009

Handmade Renaissane Bodices and garb for sale at www.yeoldgarbshoppe.etsy.com

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How can you tell a Finding from a Component?

JaniceParsons, member | July 5th, 2009

Until the proliferation of websites, most of the people in the bead trade used the term Findings, an old term from the early days of jewelry manufacturing in Providence, RI. But, now the word...

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Art Inspired Custom Tote

theemptynest, member | June 22nd, 2009

This Tote/Laptop carrier was a custom order from a lovely lady in France. She is a filmmaker and photographer. She very often incorporates images of gazebos into her art. I happen to have the perfect...

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Wire Body Art

wirebodyart, member | June 21st, 20092 comments

Here are a few pix of pieces I've made. Thanks! Juli ;)

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Renaissance

harper57, member | June 21st, 2009

Need something sewn? see me www.cherylsewsalot.etsy.com

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Brick House Tote Bag

taffyknits, member | June 15th, 20092 comments

I designed this bag to reflect my love of historical houses and architecture. It features an early Georgian Federal design with paned windows and a flat roof. On the back is a 3-D homeowner, getting...

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