My great-grandmoth
I have no idea what she may have meant these to be other than some type of doily or antimacassar.
She did however crochet very very tightly and I can tell when I hold these pieces, the work feels thick, tight and the stitches are evenly done too. Sure wish I could have known her when she was able to crochet.
I inherited a lot of her old booklets and books with patterns and I *think* this pattern is from one of her old 10-cent booklets called, "Radio and TV Scarves. " I am not certain though. I also have the unused balls of thread she was using to make these and they still have their wrappers intact.
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In further organizing my craft room, THE SAGA CONTINUES! LOL More photos of this organizing of a craft room continues at:
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Lee Ann Hamm
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Lee Ann Hamm
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Lee Ann, Hi!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful squares for a blanket!
Thanks for your visit and comment in my blog.
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Such beautiful work! Are you going to finish her project? If you don't feel up to trying to match her work that piece woul make a beautiful memory pillow. Love your blog, thanks for sharing your family heirloom with us, blessings from Illinois.
ReplyDeleteOlá, muito obrigado pela visita em meu blog. Gostei muito de conhecer o seu trabalho. Suas peças são muito bonitas!
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