All crochet is beautiful and wonderful, but some works are simply enthralling. Today we show you a beautiful idea that can be applied to different types of

Today`s collection of Hues of Green Crochet Shawls is celebrating the color green. It represents nature, health, growth, and balance too.

irish lace, part of a wedding dress 1850 - 70 thin as a petal, stunning works

All crochet is beautiful and wonderful, but some works are simply enthralling. Today we show you a beautiful idea that can be applied to different types of

Via Freeform crochet has always been immensely attractive for me. It shows the amazing creative genius of the artist and the skills to turn those varied shapes and forms into tangible, awe-striking masterful constructions. Once in a while, I like to delve into freeform crochet, but this summer, the desire to fully engage into it is hugely pronounced. I have already made several freeform necklaces, but I decided to bead them all and the beading is going slow. So, I have nothing to show you right now, but I am hopeful to have them ready by the end of the week. How about you? Have you tried freeform crochet? What have you made? Via Via Via

Clones Clones Irish Lace Crochet Clones Clones Clones Motifs Cork, Irish Crochet Lace Cork, Irish Lace sample Clones Clones In Ireland during the potato famine of the 1800's, Irish Lace became very popular and profitable. The Irish...

If there are any of our books you'd like to see as a downloadable pdf product please let us know and I'll put up a listing for you! Priscilla Irish Crochet Book Spiral Bound Book Republication™ Originally Published in 1920! Another marvelous DakotaPrairieTreasures Spiral Bound Book Republication™ of PRECIOUSLY RARE ORIGINAL Priscilla Irish Crochet Book! This SCARCE information was put into book form by experienced Irish crochet thread artists from the early Edwardian, WWI and Titanic Eras. This information was originally published in 1920! Our new line of Spiral Bound Book Republications™ oh-so-conveniently lie flat while in use! This is a unbelievably nice touch if you have every tried to read a pattern's instructions while your hands are full of your in progress project. As an avid needleworker myself my personal experience prompted my choice of spiral binding for it's ease-of-use alone. I bet you'll love it too! This HISTORIC item contains 36 pages of illustrations (92 or more!), instructions, diagrams, designs and fundamentals for creating a variety of Irish crochet motifs for purses, curtains, home furnishings, caps, bonnets, linen fancy work and other needlecraft items. This type of original crocheting needle art information is seldom found on eBay or elsewhere! See contents below! These instructions are characteristic of the crafts done by our lady ancestors! This is the perfect opportunity to purchase your own version of another wonderful item revealing our heritage from early America and European!What a historically educational and delightful art instructional piece this is! Scarce and intriguingly useful information jam-packed in its pages just waiting for your creative muse and touch! An excerpt: "Of all the different kinds of lace known as "Irish" that called "Irish Crochet" is the most durable, serviceable and popular. It is made in three distinct styles at the present time; one is slightly padded, one is heavily padded, while a third has no padding. The heavily padded lace is considered the most valuable and is well worth the extra time and trouble spent on it, as it is practically everlasting..." Contents Centerpiece in Grape Design Irish Crochet and How to Make It Materials for Working Explanations of Stitches Abbreviations of Terms Chain Stitch Slip Stitch Double Crochet Treble Crochet Half Treble Crochet Picot Double Treble Crochet Long Treble Crochet Roll Stitch Picots on a Chain Picots on Double Crochet The "Clones" Knot Picot Loops Triangle with Stem and Picot Loops Lesson for Beginners Stitches Rings Motifs for Irish Crochet 42 Photographs of Various Irish Crochet Motifs Includes leaves, stems, petals, flowers, roses, rose leaf, wild rose design, blackberry leaf, blackberry berry, half-open rose, large leaves, buds, passion flower, small flowers, medium flowers, large flowers, stems, flower spray, clover leaf, round berries and much more! 6 Borders and Edging Laces Background Stitches 3 Beadings 6 Insertions Roses Florals Daisies Forget-me-nots Fans Medallions Square Medallion Triangular Medallion Rosettes Grape Medallion Rose Medallion Gloral Dress Garniture Daisy Medallion Chrysanthemum Spray Child's Bonnet with Wild Rose Sprays and Scalloped Edge Lace Shamrock Border Floral Border with Clones Knots Border for Trimming Tea Cloth Rose Doily The ladies of earlier times beautified their home, linens, children's clothing and, of course, their own! You can find all the antique thread, crochet hooks, etc. on eBay. You just have to hunt a little bit! Or, you can find the supplies at your nearest fabric, craft or hobby store! The Spiral Bound Book Republication™ you will receive is representative of the types of handicraft expertise of earlier genteel and feminine American and European culture! If you're into nostalgia like I am you will have many hours of enjoyment recreating antique needlework items for yourself or others dear to your heart just the way your great-grandmothers did! You will appreciate the attention taken in providing a TOP QUALITY PRODUCT that you will use for many years to come. Check out DakotaPrairieTreasures' current auctions for many other unique needlework Spiral Bound Book and Single Pattern Republications™ for your creative needle working pleasure! DakotaPrairieTreasures PDF Downloads, Single Patterns, CD Books, eBooks and Softcover Books are copyrighted to DakotaPrairieTreasures and may not be reproduced for resale. However, you may make the pattern items for personal use or for sale as actual garments, etc.

All crochet is beautiful and wonderful, but some works are simply enthralling. Today we show you a beautiful idea that can be applied to different types of

Collection of 2 x crochet lace - Vintage Irish crochet lace,designs hand made lace,Collection of 2 xIrish crochet lace Crocheted towel laces with instructions Original book printed in 1910 Ebook only, not paper book. File Type: PDF Format - 1 instant download files Language: English, 48 Pages Refunds or returns are not accepted. Therefore, ALL SALES ARE FINAL. However I am glad to resend any file that has been corrupted or does not work in instant download. Please contact me if you have any questions. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- These books are electronic versions of the originals. Expertly scanned and converted to pdf format. These books can be instantly downloaded and read on a pc, laptop or tablet. This will require you to have adobe reader for your pc or tablet - this is a free download and can be obtained from adobe.com. So, you will be able to enjoy the books as they were originally intended. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Check out the rest of our items at: https://www.etsy.com/shop/BoutiqueHobby

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Дополнительные фотографии ко вчерашнему посту "ПЛАТЬЯ НАЧАЛА ХХ ВЕКА ИЗ ИРЛАНДСКОГО КРУЖЕВА" . Я выбрала самые, на мой взгляд, интересные. Здесь есть платья, в которые вшиты только фрагменты ирландского кружева, и вязаные целиком, шапочка и воротники, летние пальто и туники.…

Irish Lace stole/shawl in excellent condition. color is ivory. measures: 23" x 47" Beautiful 3 dimensional work.

Irish Lace stole/shawl in excellent condition. color is ivory. measures: 23" x 47" Beautiful 3 dimensional work.

in progress.... The Antique Pattern Library has a huge catalog of antique, out-of-print patterns for every type of needlework. These patterns are FREE! Here we will be building a visual index for the Irish Crochet patterns. The motifs, grounds, and other patterns will be categorized by type, and will show a small photo (from the APL) and the name of the item, and the pdf that you can find it in. Our photos won't be to scale. APL lists all of their pdfs alphabetically by book and author. We won't link the pdfs directly as sometimes they are finicky to open from links. Just go to the APL (linked above) and head to the book you need. This helpful person has compiled a visual index as well, but it is by book instead. Flowers, Wheels Edgings Grounds and Fillings

Chantilly Lace I love lace, so I was happy to hear from the Wall Street Journal that lace has made a comeback on the runway for spring and fall. The Journal shows how lace is still made today after decades of its virtual disappearance from the fashion world. I hope a revival of this ancient art can be sustained. As the Journal slideshow indicates, lace can be transformed for edginess. But to me there's nothing more feminine than lace. I wonder if its return signals a subterranean longing in women for clothes that are more feminine and less oriented toward the office. A turn-of-the century beauty in Irish lace An Oleg Cassini wedding gown circa 2003 A lace mantilla My mother at her second wedding in a dress she designed herself as a December bride--light green taffeta with a lace overlay and a dark green velvet sash, 1957.

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From Jennifer at starchedandcrumpled.com: "Dating to around 1910, this is an unfinished Irish crochet lace collar, still stitched to the blue fabric and paper with hand drawn pencil guidelines. The large motifs have been completed, and the joining lace tracery has just been begun. The inner collar measurement is approximately 44cm, and the outer edge is 88cm. It is 10cm deep." Here is a full view of the collar. As Jennifer noted above, the motifs are stitched to a fabric collar shape, and then basted to a paper backing. Do you think that the fabric shape was a "pattern piece"? One that they saved and re-used for other collars? Note how she laid out the motifs in a symmetrical pattern, with the pomegranates thistles at both ends, then working inwards, the daisies, the swirling shamrock, the next swirling flower (what is that?) and centered with the elaborate, three dimensional Irish rose. Two types of wheels would frame the face. Here is a great view of joining in progress! Can you tell if she started on the outer cord, and worked her way towards the motif, or the opposite? You can see that the motif is right-side-up. We had questions about motif placement after watching the Russian style of Irish Crochet. Do you join your work with the motifs face down or face up? The Russians usually do it face down. Maire Treanor does it face up, as she wants the Clones Knots to be on top of the work. This person worked face up as well. I wonder why this was never finished? You can see the pencil tracing on the paper here on the outer edge of the collar, where the maker was going to put the edging. See the little triple arcs along the upper left and lower left edges? You also get a great view of the cord that was basted to the paper, outlining the collar and giving her something to anchor the joining ground to. -posted by Kim UPDATE! From Eileen: "I have observed that most of the motifs are contained in Vol 1 of the Hardouin series-all except the small wheel and 
flower. 
 Le Chardon-Thistle-no.20 Les trois Spirales no 13 
La Marguerite no 18 
L’Helice no 1(The Propellor) 
 Forgot to check on the rose but was common to have 10 or more petals with more than 3 layers of petals. It is interesting to note the use of cord to form the outline of the collar. I know that the lace made at Oriveto (Italy) uses the outline method from the needlepoint laces and the maker crochets over it to form the motifs. In the background of the photos the invoice has a French Address. It seems to me the maker of this was drawing upon techniques she was familiar with. The direction of the small area of ground worked in the double picoted loop begins on the short edge and is worked towards the centre. Not a direction I would have chosen for me it would have been more pleasing to the eye to begin at the base line and proceed towards the neckline, (like the centre outwards of a circle-have said this one lots before.) No hard and fast rules have been written for these things in the end they are personal choice."

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French BOOK - Irish crochet lace, Lace and lace making - Album de guipure d'Irlande - 3 Original book printed in 1900 Ebook only, not paper book. File Type: PDF Format - 1 instant download files 48 Pages, Language: French Refunds or returns are not accepted. Therefore, ALL SALES ARE FINAL. However I am glad to resend any file that has been corrupted or does not work in instant download. Please contact me if you have any questions. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- These books are electronic versions of the originals. Expertly scanned and converted to pdf format. These books can be instantly downloaded and read on a pc, laptop or tablet. This will require you to have adobe reader for your pc or tablet - this is a free download and can be obtained from adobe.com. So, you will be able to enjoy the books as they were originally intended. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Check out the rest of our items at: https://www.etsy.com/shop/BoutiqueHobby

Close up: Irish crochet lace features three-dimensional flowers and tangled garlands of leaves, all inspired by the curved lines of nature that were central to the British Art Nouveau aesthetic. From #McQueenPreAW18 . Explore: https://t.co/d7THkPnUTB

Irish Crochet Lace Jacket 1920 Whitaker Auctions

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Item Details. A museum quality Irish crotchet lace bodice dating around 1900, the Edwardian era. With an extraordinary abundance of three dimensional stumpwork crotchet motifs including butterflies, dragonflies, lilies with stamen, morning glories and more....the longer you examine this bodice the more you discover. Fully lined in a very fine cream silk, we believe this may well have been part of a brides wedding trousseau. Measurements. All taken with bodice lying flat. Across front : 44cm (17 inches) Across waist: 41cm (16 inches) Sleeve length: 41cm (16 inches) Condition. In excellent antique condition with one faint dark marks which may be removed by a specialist cleaner. These pieces have all the idiosyncrasies of an aged and loved piece of cloth so small marks, stains and signs of wear are to be expected and are an inherent part of their charm. Further Notes. We have lots more original and quality vintage items and textiles in our shop, https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/TheTextileTreasury Where possible, we use recycled packaging when shipping items.

Paperback: 127 pages Publisher: Vogue (2021) Language: Japanese Book Weight: 487 Grams The book introduces how to make 100 kinds of Irish Crochet Lace Motifs. The Book is written in Japanese, but the book has nice & large diagrams. SHIPPING INFORMATION All items will be shipped by registered method with a tracking number so your item will not get lost during this confusing time. Registered mail fee is already included in the basic postage. The combined shipping cost is automatically calculated as you add items in your cart. Thank you!

Warm shawl crochet from wool (Angora) yarn in the technique of Irish crochet. A stylish addition to your clothes. The cozy accessory in the cold season. The length of the shawl : 1. 67" x 20" -( 170 x 50 cm) To execute the order within 2 weeks. If I'm busy with another order, specify in personal correspondence period of your order. Fulfill your order in any color. You need to make a choice the yarn color.

Today we are going to be talking about two more Irish beauties, Irish linen & lace :) They are often combined, but not always. I have been buying Irish linens for almost 30 years now. It started at an antique auction where I won and entire case of Irish linens for $20. I've been hooked ever since :) Here are spools of Irish lace in a bowl, think of all the towels, sheets, and dresses you could trim with these, the mind reels :) This dress is an exquisite example of Irish linen and lace at it's finest. It's a vintage piece from the Edwardian era. Here is a beautiful example of hand embroidered Irish Linen. A piece this ornate was probably a wedding gift or made for a wedding dowry. Irish linen and lace drying on the line, how divine. If you have an unwanted stain on vintage linens the recommended way to remove them is to rub a little lemon juice on the stain and lay (or hang) them in the sun, this is gentler on the linen than bleach. An Irish Linen loom from 1820 This is an Irish boys Christening outfit. This is almost exactly like my sons except his knickers were white velvet since he was baptized the day after Christmas, I wish I had more pictures of him in it, he was so adorable. With a name like Charles Patrick, he's all Irish :) I adore lace trimmed sheets. They're a beautiful luxury that every one should experience at least once. Consider shopping around for lace and add your own, it can save you a LOT of money. I've been doing this for years :) If you like the look of these sheet you can purchase them from Victorian Trading Co. They specialize in all things vintage (or that look vintage) http://www.victoriantradingco.com/store/catalogimages/19t/i119.html They also carry this lovely lace table topper for a touch of old world romance :) http://www.victoriantradingco.com/store/catalogimages/1a/i12521.html  And last, but not least they offer these beautiful towels http://www.victoriantradingco.com/store/catalogimages/8h/i555.html So Top O' The Mornin to ya and don't forget to let a little linen and lace weave some charm into your home and your life. It has a way of making you feel like a true lady (or gentleman). It will also make your guests feel warm, welcome, and very special.

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For instructions, click here: http://ergahandmade.blogspot.gr/2015/06/crochet-stitches.htm Via:http://www.liveinternet.ru/users/tanita-san/post300386514/