121. Knitting Books Discount Prices Discount knitting and crochet books. New knitting Crochet at discount prices.Find books from XRX Books, Interweave Press, Vogue knitting, http://www.save-on-crafts.com/knittingbooks.html

Great prices on knittingbooks! Find books from XRX Books, Interweave Press, Vogue Knitting, Knitting Magazine, Martingale, Krause and much more! Click on title to see more. 25 Cushions to Knit by Debbie Abrahams $15.97 (You save $8.98) Retail: $24.95 Price : Knitter's Stash: Favorite Patterns from America's Yarn Shops by Barbara Albright $12.88 (Save $7.07) Retail: $19.95 Price : Odd Ball Knitting : Creative Ideas for Leftover Yarn by Barbara Albright $11.97 (You save $7.98) Retail: $19.95 Price : Crochet Books 20 to 40% off Wrap Style from Interweave Knits $13.33 (You save $8.62) Retail: $21.95 Price : Knitting Books - Scarf Style : Innovative to Traditional, 31 Inspirational Styles to Knit and Crochet by Pam Allen $12.79 (You save $9.16) Retail: $21.95 Price : Creature Comforts : Cozy Knits for Wee Ones by Amy Bahrt $14.57 (You save:$10.38) Retail: $24.95 Price : Hand Knits for the Home by Caroline Birkett $20.25 (You save: $8.70) Retail: $28.95 Price : The Portable Crafter: Knitting by Leanne Bennett $11.47 Retail: $12.95 Price : Special Knits 22 Gorgeous Handknits For Babies and Toddlers by Debbie Bliss $16.47 (You save $8.43)

122. MARJORIE'S BRAILLE KNITTING & CROCHET PATTERNS & RECIPES knitting books, Crochet, Cookbooks or anything that might be of interest in the k31 Booklet of Knitted and Crochet Heart Patterns. Can be used for http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/~rowan/marjorie-crafts.html

. . . . . . . . . . . . . COPPER DOTS CRAFT BOOKS IN BRAILLE Marjorie Arnott 4233 East La Costa Drive Sungroves AZ 85249 Tel: (480) 345-8773 E-mail marnott@extremezone.com www.cs.cmu.edu/~rowan/marjorie-crafts.html (PAYMENT BY CHECK OR MONEY ORDER IN U.S CURRENCY.) CONTENTS ABOUT COPPER DOTS OTHER INTERESTING WEB SITES KNITTING BOOKS IN BRAILLE CROCHET BOOKS IN BRAILLE ... RECIPES IN LARGE PRINT AND ON COMPUTER DISK ABOUT COPPER DOTS Being an avid knitter, over the years I have found it extremely difficult and frustrating to have patterns put into braille for my convenience; so when I decided to purchase a braille embosser, I thought it would be well worthwhile to compile several pattern books and try to help other people who, I am sure, have been in the same situation as I have been on many occasions. Therefore, I compiled several books with interesting patterns and designs which I have collected over the years. They come from far and wide: as far away as Australia and Scotland and several of these patterns have been designed by friends themselves. Although I don't crochet, I feel there is a market for crochet books as well as knitting books, so a couple of friends have kindly helped me to put some books together, in the hope that you will find something of interest to whet your appetite.

123. CROCHET KNITTING NEEDLEWORK REFERENCES Antique to vintage (18801950) needlework instruction books for sale crochet,knitting, tatting, fashion, deccorative household; small looms/books. http://www.vintagecat.com/needlework, crochet.htm

www Vintagecat.com CROCHET KNITTING TATTING Updated September 19, 2005 **Please note: All prices INCLUDE first class shipping (and insurance if necessary) within the U.S. Foreign customers pay shipping and should email for exact cost. When requesting items, please use page title, page line and pattern or book number. If envelope or cover condition is important, please indicate so...most older paper items are not in mint condition and show normal-use wear, creases, and discoloration, unless otherwise indicated. If you are looking for specific items, please email as we have an extensive library of early needlework references and patterns, all for sale! CLICK HERE FOR ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS AND FAQ's Questions ? Contact us at vintagecat@aol.com Row Minerva Volume 47 , 1937, 52 pages, upscale mid-1930s fashions including several very chic two-piece suits, finger-tip length cape, all-purpose coat and a raglan coat designed by Aileen Rice, slim one-piece dresses, two raglan coats, a cape suit, plus a long evening gown with low square neckline and short puff sleeves, includes both crocheted and knitted patterns. A few small cover creases and some wear at cover spine, $40 including shipping; Good Shepherd Style Book 345

124. Sewing Charity - Directory Of All Charitable Sewing, Knitting, Crochet And Quilt Directory of all charitable sewing, knitting, crochet, and quilting projects. http://www.dotdigital.com/sewingcharity/alphabetical.html

A B C D ... Z Please help us by reporting any broken or old links. Thank you. A A Baby's Angel - We hand-craft (crochet, knit, and sew) baby blankets, clothes,hats, booties, etc. and work with several Michigan hospitals to provide warm outfits for those that are so tiny. ABC Quilts - make quilts for babies born HIV-positive, suffering from effects of parental drug use, or who are abandoned. Adopt-A-Native Elder Yarn Program - Donate yarn to be made into rugs. afghans for Afghans - A humanitarian and educational people-to-people project that is sending hand-knit and crocheted blankets to the beleaguered people of Afghanistan. Afghans for Angels - Headquaters - Homemade blankets for grieving families who've lost a baby. A Gift of Love - Donating needed items (hats, mittens, socks, slippers, blankets, afghans, sweaters, scarves, booties) to many locations around the world. Aid for Orphans - Have a heart for service? If you have a sewing machine and can spare a few hours, you can be blessed while blessing a Ukrainian orphan child. Volunteers needed to sew overalls for orphans. A free pattern is available. The AIDS Memorial Quilt All Crafts for Charity - An online group of volunteers from all over the world that create clothing and other necessities for newborn and premature infants. We offer free patterns, free advice and lots of friendship.

125. Sweater -- Free Guidelines For Knit Or Crochet Offers general instructions for a basic raglan sweater. http://www.io.com/~cortese/crafts/raglan.html

General Guidelines for a Basic Sweater Okay, how in Kali's name can anyone give you directions for a sweater that work for both knitting and crochet? Well, the answer is that this isn't a pattern, but simply a set of guidelines with which you can get a general idea how to make a basic sweater. Many of the same basic construction guidelines hold for both knitting and crochet, even if the particulars differ. You can build a bookcase using either a hammer and nails, or a screwdriver and some screws. The particulars might differ, but many of the same general principles hold. The type of sweater I'm going to go over here is called a raglan sweater. There are variations on this, and I'll run over them lightly at the end, but for now, I'll be examining a very basic type of raglan sweater. (Here's a picture of one that I crocheted so you can see what it looks like.) The advantages to raglan sweaters are numerous, but the major one is that you don't have to worry about your gauge. Normally, when you buy a commercial sweater pattern, you need to make sure you stay in the gauge that the pattern calls for, or else you could end up with a sweater that will fit a seven foot tall penguin or a three foot tall garden rake but certain not you or anyone you know. Raglans are made from the neck down, and you can try them on as you go, so you just sort of keep going until you have to stop. Trying on as you go is a lot easier when you're crocheting than knitting, but you can manage with both.

126. Crafting With Love A site offering various unique crochet and knit patterns for sale. Our groupmembers crochet, knit and sew items for a different charity each month. http://w.webring.com/hub?ring=cro4love

127. CGOA 1999 Crochet Conference Teachers Her crochet and knit designs appear in many of the Patons patterns books. She learned to crochet, knit and sew in elementary school. http://www.crochet.org/99conf/99teach.html

Crochet Guild of America CHAIN LINK '99 Crochet Conference Faculty Updated: 3/16/99 Svetlana Avrakh, Toronto, Ontario, CANADA Enlarge Photo Svetlana is from Latvia where people say that all Latvian girls are born with needles in their hands and knitting. She has crocheted and knitted since she can remember. At university, Svetlana received a degree in architecture and then completed a course at the Academy of Arts. That experience in colors, shades and shaping has been very helpful in her crochet and knit designing. She prefers to design her own sweaters or decorate ready-made garments with crochet to make them unique. Svetlana moved to Canada with her family in 1994 and has been employed with Coats Patons since 1996. Her crochet and knit designs appear in many of the Patons patterns books. AS301A Glamour at Christmas (3 hours, SAT AM) Jean Blaine, West Chester, OH Enlarge Photo Crocheting since her teens, Jean applies the skills from her business of helping small businesses and individuals to be more organized into teaching our craft. Her students return year after year to see what new things she has to show them. Jean taught "A New Beginning, Endings & Joining" at Chain Link '98. To continue her own learning and love of crochet, Jean is currently enrolled in Part I of Pauline Turner's Crochet Design Diploma in Crochet course. Jean is a CYCA Certified Crochet Instructor and president of the Southwest Ohio Crochet Guild chapter of CGOA in Cincinnati, OH. BJ101A Reading International Crochet Symbols

128. Washington, D.C. Knit-Out & Crochet 2005 Have you dreamed of creating lovely, wearable art? Felt the urge to give somethingback to the community? Envisioned your little one wearing something you http://www.knit-out.org/

HOME Workshops The Doctor is "In" Shops ... Contact Us Learn to knit and crochet — Free lessons, and we have kits to get you started Fashion shows — See wearable art from knitters and crocheters, local shops, and yarn companies Charity corner — Start, finish, or bring a project to work on; help assemble charity blankets Exhibits — See and touch the latest yarns from local shops and the industry — Bring your latest creations and tell about them Doctor is in! — Get advice on new techniques and problem projects Meet and join — Make new friends in the knit/crochet community, learn about local groups LOOK WHO'S KNITTING AND CROCHETING NOW! Write to CCK now and tell us why you knit and/or crochet (in 25 words or less) along with your name (optional), occupation, gender, and age or age range. We'd like to publicize your responses through the year. Welcome and meet national author Nicky Epstein! Be sure to bring your copy of her book, Knitting Over the Edge," and get it autographed. Join Nicky as she demonstrates edgings from her latest book. Scarves, scarves, scarves!

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