7 elegant crochet designs for vintage doilies.

Cross stitch projects on plastic canvas

They come from another time—but now they’re classics. Chic and stylish knits from the original Vogue Pattern Books of the 1930s–1960s return in an enchanting one-of-a-kind collection with more than 40 fabulous garments for everybody in the family. Fully illustrated, and updated with the latest yarns, this project book includes party dresses, pullovers, jackets and wraps for her; sweaters and vests for him; and sunsuits, caps, and booties for the baby.

 

 This is a Lisette pattern design book published in 1969. Design and sew your own wardrobe quickly and easily drafting patterns to any size. It is complete with the original booklet that explains how to use the Lisette patterns by using the Lisette-o-graph tape measure which is included. The book also includes all patterns. The designs are of late 1960's vintage. 

Vintage 1953 Knit and Crochet Pattern Book from The American Thread Company. A fabulous collection of Hairpin Lace, Crocheted and Knitted designs to make. Very in style now..


 

The first book on how to make vintage-style jewelry, this guide teaches readers how to create over 25 beautiful heirlooms of their own. Using a range of affordable and widely available materials, Deborah Schneebeli-Morrell presents classic and unique projects, including: -An elegant evening necklace with a Victorian feel -A silver charm bracelet with old mementos and pressed silver beads -A silk evening bag with matching velvet trim -A brooch made from old china -A multicolored filigree bracelet - And more!
Clear step-by-step illustrations and easy-to master techniques such as wiring, beading, and netting, ensure that even beginners can produce these stunning, delicate, and charming keepsakes.
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it's the vintage issue, the editorials channel past decades while our articles focus on present progression. Featured in this issue: vintage beauty, ugly shows we love, women warriors, celebrity eyewear designer Stevie Boi and much, much more!

Inspired by art history, this step-by-step guidebook features 17 designs influenced by the Gothic, Renaissance, Victorian, Art Nouveau, and Art Deco eras reinterpreted in the artist’s distinctive, contemporary style. Emphasizing a mix of vintage findings, beads, lamp work, buttons, and modern components, this jewelry brings a feminine mystique and sophistication to ordinary beadwork.