knitting in history
"Green and brown knitted wool girl's bonnet, off-white and black patterns, 1848-1852" from The Children's Clothing Collection at the Wisconsin Historical Museum Online Collections.
posted by General Ginger | 8:05 PM
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1 Comments:
That bonnet doesn't look knitted; what it looks like is tapestry crochet. I wish they'd taken a more detailed picture. Very interesting link, though; I've bookmarked it for future reference.
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