abbreviations

[Stella Fenley]

Question ?Do any of you have a list of abbreviations of the vintage
patterns for crocheting and knitting,if so could you possibly let me know
..THank you .Stella

[SlinkyToy]

What particularly are you trying to figure out? I don't offhand know of a
list of old abbreviations but I'm sure we can figure out your pattern.

"Stella Fenley" > wrote in message
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> Question ?Do any of you have a list of abbreviations of the vintage
> patterns for crocheting and knitting,if so could you possibly let me know
> .THank you .Stella
>
>

[Stella Fenley]

I found this site that has crocheting and hand knitted lace stitches,and
some patterns from 1891. and I was wondering if someone could help figure
out what all the abbreviations mean.the site is as follows:
http://www.canadiana.org/cgi-bin.ECO/mtq?id=c18b1d13cf&doc=08942
scroll down the page and click on home work a choice selection of useful
designs for the crochet and knitting needle also valuable recipes for the
toilet.It will give you a list of pages at the bottom of each page you can
look at them as a pdf file.it is very interesting ,Just wanted to share this
site if any one is interested and ,see if someone could help figure out some
of the terms thats not in some patterns today. could you let me know
..thanks Stella
"SlinkyToy" > wrote in message
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> What particularly are you trying to figure out? I don't offhand know of a
> list of old abbreviations but I'm sure we can figure out your pattern.
>
> "Stella Fenley" > wrote in message
> . ..
> > Question ?Do any of you have a list of abbreviations of the vintage
> > patterns for crocheting and knitting,if so could you possibly let me
know
> > .THank you .Stella
> >
> >
>
>
>

[SlinkyToy]

Hah, have a look at page 250, which is shown as a "non-blank" link between
pp 249 and 251. All the knitting abbreviations explained. There's a page
early on that does the same for the crochet patterns.

"Stella Fenley" > wrote in message
. ..
> I found this site that has crocheting and hand knitted lace stitches,and
> some patterns from 1891. and I was wondering if someone could help figure
> out what all the abbreviations mean.the site is as follows:
> http://www.canadiana.org/cgi-bin.ECO/mtq?id=c18b1d13cf&doc=08942
> scroll down the page and click on home work a choice selection of useful
> designs for the crochet and knitting needle also valuable recipes for the
> toilet.It will give you a list of pages at the bottom of each page you can
> look at them as a pdf file.it is very interesting ,Just wanted to share
this
> site if any one is interested and ,see if someone could help figure out
some
> of the terms thats not in some patterns today. could you let me know
> .thanks Stella
> "SlinkyToy" > wrote in message
> . ..
> > What particularly are you trying to figure out? I don't offhand know of
a
> > list of old abbreviations but I'm sure we can figure out your pattern.
> >
> > "Stella Fenley" > wrote in message
> > . ..
> > > Question ?Do any of you have a list of abbreviations of the vintage
> > > patterns for crocheting and knitting,if so could you possibly let me
> know
> > > .THank you .Stella
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
> >
>
>

[Stella Fenley]

Some patterns has n or o and I don't know what the n stands for . If I
find anymore as I go will it be alright if I ask for some help. I was
interested in it not only for learning to make vintage patterns ,but that
book was printed 2 years before my grandfather was born.Stella
"SlinkyToy" > wrote in message
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> Wow, that's a fantastic website! Is there a specific page or pattern from
> the document that you're interested in? I looked at a few random pages
and
> don't see anything too difficult. I'll be glad to "translate" anything
that
> is unclear, but I'd rather not do that for the entire document at one
swell
> foop :)
>
> "Stella Fenley" > wrote in message
> . ..
> > I found this site that has crocheting and hand knitted lace stitches,and
> > some patterns from 1891. and I was wondering if someone could help
figure
> > out what all the abbreviations mean.the site is as follows:
> > http://www.canadiana.org/cgi-bin.ECO/mtq?id=c18b1d13cf&doc=08942
> > scroll down the page and click on home work a choice selection of useful
> > designs for the crochet and knitting needle also valuable recipes for
the
> > toilet.It will give you a list of pages at the bottom of each page you
can
> > look at them as a pdf file.it is very interesting ,Just wanted to share
> this
> > site if any one is interested and ,see if someone could help figure out
> some
> > of the terms thats not in some patterns today. could you let me know
> > .thanks Stella
> > "SlinkyToy" > wrote in message
> > . ..
> > > What particularly are you trying to figure out? I don't offhand know
of
> a
> > > list of old abbreviations but I'm sure we can figure out your pattern.
> > >
> > > "Stella Fenley" > wrote in message
> > > . ..
> > > > Question ?Do any of you have a list of abbreviations of the vintage
> > > > patterns for crocheting and knitting,if so could you possibly let me
> > know
> > > > .THank you .Stella
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