Edwardian knitting patterns

Knit and crochet sweaters were an everyday garment for active Edwardian girls and women. Edwardian sweaters are still in style today. So knit, crochet or sew your own Edwardian sweater this winter following one of the 25 free antique Edwardian sweater patterns.

If, like me, you’ve long admired the 1890s bicycling or sporting sweaters but did not know how to knit, this sewing tutorial and pattern is for you, no knitting required! I wore this sweater …

Hello! Happy Monday! I’ve got a great little freebie for you today. I am sharing two ladies vest patterns from Dainty Work for Pleasure and Profit from 1902. There are actually two vest patterns included, but only one was pictured, which is the one above. It was a little too tricky to post all the […]Continue Reading...

We love knitting and historical clothing. In this first Taixtile historical knitting podcast episode, we show you our knitting projects.

Interconnectedness Knitting pattern by Annie Lupton, #AD, #Lupton, #Annie, #pattern

Classic cardigan with a vintage attitude, modern fit, and charming details including a cable and bobble berry border, pretty cable-decrease shaping, and a tidy hemmed stockinette band. Construction: It's the Berries is knit in 5 pieces from the bottom and seamed, with set-in sleeves. Live stitches at front shoulders are "grafted" to bound off back shoulder stitches for a seamless yet stable shoulder. Front and neckline band is picked up and knitted in one piece with mitered corners at the…

Submitting designs to a magazine is a time consuming process. Every designer is different, but for me most of the work is research; looking up current fashion trends, experimenting with stitch patt…

Grace Crowder (1912) and her cardigan as copied by Liz Lovick.