Crochet Journal Log Book

Crochet Journal Log Book

Author: Crochet Lovers Press

Publisher:

Published: 2020-12-20

Total Pages: 107

ISBN-13:

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Note: Please use the look inside feature to get a feel for the beautiful interior inside our crocheting journal notebook. Perfect crocheting journal to organize and plan your crochet projects! Have you ever tried getting back to a crochet project you started a while ago, only to find out that you completely forgot what you did? There are lots of things going on in a crocheting project, and we are here to help. We design this crocheting journal to help you organize your handmade crafts and plan your projects well. This planner notebook allows you to record and organize all the key details of your projects, making your crocheting experience smooth and hassle-free! Features: ✓ Index pages to stay organized and access your favorite projects quickly ✓ 100 project pages (i.e. two-page spreads to record up to 50 projects) to keep track of all the details of your projects - including the project name, for whom this project is made, starting and finish dates, pattern, yarn, dye, hook, gauge, and more! ✓ Large size (8.5 x 11 inches) with large space for you to attach yarn samples/labels, sketch the design patterns you have in mind, and store photos ✓ Professionally designed premium matte cover, with high-quality white paper pages inside ✓ Suitable both for beginners learning how to crochet and for crochet professionals looking for quick ways to stay organized ✓ Perfect crochet gift idea for a crocheting mom/grandma/friend for Christmas, New Year's Eve, birthdays, and other special occasions Created with love by Crochet Lovers Press and shipped fast by Amazon. Click "add to cart" to grab your copy today!


The Loving Stitch

The Loving Stitch

Author: Heather Nicholson

Publisher: Auckland University Press

Published: 2013-11-01

Total Pages: 385

ISBN-13: 1775581934

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The Loving Stitch is an engaging history of a subject never before explored but familiar to many New Zealanders. Heather Nicholson's knowledge of knitting and spinning is formidable but she also knows how to tell a good story and has a keen sense of humor. The Loving Stitch presents a chronological account of antipodean knitting, which is also a history of the domestic lives of women, of their resourcefulness, their talent and sociability. She follows the growth of pattern books, the role of knitting for troops in the two world wars, knitting in the Depression and the recent interest in art knitting. She also explores the different items produced by the skilled knitter, from jerseys and guernseys to counterpanes, socks and stockings, and a scarf that stretched right round Parliament Buildings. The book also includes material on spinning and on local wool mills, as well as general good advice drawn from the personal experience of hundreds of knitters and spinners. The Loving Stitch is impeccably researched, it is full of characters, memories and advice, and it is superbly illustrated.