This is a very special pattern! There are very few Victorian era doll patterns in the Weldon's series that were worked in crochet, and this is one of the very few. Published originally in 1890, she  wears a combination garment, a petticoat, a pretty frock and a hat - all worked in meticulous detail in crochet on a size B crochet hook  and fingering weight yarn. Also included with the original pattern is info on a great yarn to use to make the outfit and info on where to find them on the internet.  If using the recommend yarn, you can make this great outfit in 100% wool for less than $10!

This century-old pattern is absolutely stunning. This pattern may require a bit more knitting skill than some of the others, but the end result is well worth the extra effort. There are several garments here to make - she wears a navy blue skirt and jacket that are trimmed in red, a white blouse with a frilled front, a red Tam o'Shanter  cap, white knickerbockers and tan gaiters  on her feet. A colorful and complete outfit - with amazing detail and accuracy - this ensemble is the perfect addition to your antique doll's wardrobe. Also included with the original pattern is an aid for a modern knitter which includes information on modern equivalents for yarn and the needle sizes required - and internet sources to purchase the materials. All of the information that you need is here to make this fabulous outfit!

This amazing outfit is incredibly detailed, and is an exact facsimile of a British "Bluejacket". The entire outfit  consists of four garments - trousers, undervest, jacket and sailor's cap. It is written for a doll that is 14 inches in height, with a 9 inch waist. Also include is an informative conversion page with suggestions for modern needlesand yarns to make  the pattern. Using the suggested yarns, this adorable Victorian era doll outfit can be made for less than $20!

This lovely outfit would be the perfect addition to a vintage boy doll's wardrobe. Created with painstaking detail, this adorable outfit includes knickers, a vest with a delicate frill down the front, a jacket with lace collar and cuffs, and a large picture hat. Also included with the original pattern is an aid for a modern knitter which includes information on modern equivalents for yarn and the needle sizes required - and internet sources to purchase the materials. All of the information that you need is here to make this fabulous outfit!

A very lovely "turn of the Century" knitting pattern that is simple in design for a delicate undergarment. It is written for a 26" waist, but it can be adapted to any size by adjusting the waist and working outwards. The petticoat has a delicate flare and a pleated flounce and it is knitted in fine fingering weight wool. This is a lovely design from yesteryear that has a timeless gothic appeal. In addition to the pattern there is also instruction on the modern-day needles size to use as well as a fantastic yarn to use to make this  great vintage style garment.

This lovely knitting pattern is very simple to follow. It is written for a 26" waist, but it can be adapted to any size by adjusting the waist and working outwards. The petticoat has a delicate flare and pointed flounce at the bottom of the skirt. This is a lovely design from yesteryear that has a timeless gothic appeal. In addition to the pattern there is also instruction on the modern-day needles size to use as well as a fantastic yarn to use to make this  great vintage style garment.

15 Pages. This is the first book of a 4 part series. There is no date on this book, but I would determine it to be between 1910 and 1915. It is loaded with a fabulous assortment of lovely crocheted edgings and corners to be used for fine linens or items for the boudoir.

15 Pages. This is the second book of a four part series. There is no date on this book, but I would determine it to be between 1910 and 1915. It is loaded with a fabulous assortment of lovely crocheted edgings and corners to be used for fine linens or items for the boudoir.

15 Pages. This is the third book of a four part series. There is no date on this book, but I would determine it to be between 1910 and 1915. It is loaded with a fabulous assortment of lovely crocheted edgings and corners to be used for fine linens or items for the boudoir.

15 Pages. This is the final book of a four part series. There is no date on this book, but I would determine it to be between 1910 and 1915. It is loaded with a fabulous assortment of lovely crocheted edgings and corners to be used for fine linens or items for the boudoir.

15 Pages. This is a unique edition from the Adeline Cordet Series. The first edtion, produced under the name Jane Ford contains a wonderful collection of charted Filet Crochet patterns. There is a collection of animals, flowers, infant patterns, foods, religious designs, alphabet and design patterns. It is a wealth of ideas in one small book! Also includes patterns for three yokes or nightgown tops.

15 Pages. No Edwardian Era collection is complete without a lovely collection of yokes - Adeline Cordet had two stunning books of them! This collection also has many - MANY edgings in addition to her lovely yokes. These were for decoration of ladies lingerie, corset covers, camisoles and sleepwear. This book is well illustrated and filled to capacity with amazing designs.

15 Pages.  This is a wonderful collection of instructions for knitted garments that is nearly a century old! There are several patterns for ladies sweaters and wraps. In addition to this there are also some great items for men - including knitted helmuts, socks, fingerless gloves and hats. What better way to bring the past to life than to knit a garment that would have been worn during WWI!

15 Pages. A beautiful collection of WWI era elegance. This is an assortment of ladies filet crochet stitch sweaters and vests. There are also patterns for some amazing camisoles. They are classy and elegant and they reflect the beauty and passion of the times. If you are al lover of filet crochet, you will most ceratinly love the collection contained in these pages.

14 Pages. A fantastic book for crochet patterns worked in Filet Crochet. The patterns are for yokes, a boudoir cap pictured on the cover, two infants bonnets, doilies and linens. There are some very unique designs which include pillows with the Shriner's logo, Brotherhood of Elks logo,  and the Modern Woodmen of America logo. There is also an exquisite table runner with a peacock design. Stunning!

15 Pages. Adeline Cordet's edging book is especially nice because of the stunning medallions, nightgown yokes and corset covers she has included in this edition. The work is very intricate and delicate and reflective of the times. A truly lovely assortment of fine crochet work from the Edwardian Era!

15 Pages. A delightful collection of all of the necessities for a Lady's boudoir - circa 1916! There are several patterns for yokes, but in addition to there there is also patterns for negligees, caps, mules, and electric light shades. Included also are patterns for infant's yokes, caps and booties. This book will not disappoint - there are many wonderful things here to make!

15 Pages. Here is another wonderful collection of edgings, insertions and medallions from Adeline Cordet. This edition includes some very pretty designs with tassels. All of this work is in crochet, and  there are several patterns for finished designs with the edgings incorporated into them. Wonderful workmanship!

15 Pages. Now, here is a collection that all tatters will love! Not only are there spectacular pictures and clear instructions - there are also the gorgeous one of a kind patterns that you will find here. There are patterns for Medallions, Edges, and Insertions as you will find in most tatting books of the era. There are also lovely items such as a coin purse, infant's bonnet, napkin rings, a frog closure for a garment plus much more. Tatters will not be bored when they see this one!

15 Pages.  Back in the days before everything was produced overseas, gifts were made by hand. A lady would spend months preparing her gifts for her family and friends to give for the holidays or for birthdays. This is a wonderful assortment of unique items that any Edwardian lady would love to receive!

15 Pages. This is a lovely edition of rare Edwardian Era patterns for a Lady's "unmentionables". The workmanship is quite beautiful and unique. It was a common thing to have a book of beautiful yokes in almost every series of the day, this book also contains in addition to yokes, boudoir caps and camisole tops. It is a small reminder that fashions have indeed "Come a long way!"

23 Pages. Here's a unique bit of trivia... Adeline Cordet also designed for Columbia Yarns. This book is a collection of sweaters and accessories for the entire family from the pages of the Columbia Knitting manuals. There is a great assortment of items ranging from infants to several men's garments. There are also hats, slippers, mittens and ladies clothing. A great way to get some of the wonderful patterns from the more massive Columbia Manuals.

15 Pages. A lovely collection of Edges, Insertions and Medallions worked in Crochet and Tatting. The best part about this book are the beautiful close up images. There is no date on this or any of the books in this series, but juding from similar books of the period, I would date it between 1910 and 1915.

15 Pages. A huge assortment of over 60 patterns for panels, insertions and motifs worked in crochet and tatting. Some of the finished projects include bedspread, curtain panels, napkins, doilies, table runners and table cloths. The designs are very elaborate and beautiful.

19 Pages. Whether you are a seasoned Tatter or just starting out this book will be invaluable to you. Beautiful close up images of the proper threading and handling of the shuttle. There are dozens of difference stitches and some beautiful finished products, such as yokes, edgings, medallions, a stunning infant's cap and tatted alphabet. The pictures in this edition are outstanding! NEWLY REVISED EDITION!

15 Pages. Another spectacular collection from Anna Valeire. This edition carries some stunning examples of Edwardian Era items for the Lady's Boudoir. There are yokes and edgings for Lingerie, a beautiful boudoir cap, lovely lacey insertions, beautiful slippers and a lovely assortment of crocheted flowers. The photos in this book are spectacular!

15 Pages. A breathtaking collection of Edwardian Era yokes worked in Filet and Fancy Crochet work. There are examples of yokes for night gowns, chemises and camisoles. There is a wide variety of techniques, and all of the designs are stunning. The images are spectacular and shown over 1/2 their actual size.

15 Pages. As the title says, this is a very lovely collection of crocheted yokes assembled from medallions. The yokes are design for use in night gowns, camisoles and chemises. They are beautifully assembled by joining the lovely medallions to form a "stained glass" type of appearance.

15 Pages. A very unique assorment of Edwardian Era filet crochet sweaters. the filet patterns are quite beautiful, but the sweater designs are a bit boxy and out of fashion. If the trend never returns, the lovely Filet patterns can certainly be worked into a number of modern creations.

15 Pages. This collection of lingerie yokes is quite stunning. The yokes are all worked in crochet, included several lovely filet crochet styles with butterflies, irises, violets, birds and four leaf clovers to name a few. The designs are elegant in construction and feminine in design. Also included is a diamond patterned boudoir jacket. A great collection of fine, lacy garments!

15 Pages. This book contains one of the finest collections of antique bedspreads you will find anywhere! The work is in both knitting and crochet, and contains patterns such as florals, a block & star design, geometric squares, stripes, an eight point star and much more. The intricate designs resemble quilts more than afghans, really wonderful patterns! The exquisite dragon & crest shown on the cover is a filet design for a pillow case inset.

15 Pages.  A lovely collection of 12 different border edgings for doilies and luncheon cloths. There are elaborate designs such as the grape vine design shown on the cover, there is a filet crochet patriotic tea cloth and there are also simple designs such as the pineapple, the daisy and the star. A book filled with wondeful designs with well written instructions.

16 Pages. those who love to tat will find this book an invaluable resource to satisfy creative desires. In addition to the instructions for 29 lovely edgings and 11 delicate medallions, there is also an infant's bonnet, tiny bootees, centerpieces, doilies, handkerchiefs and collars. A great book!

15 Pages.  This book contains a fine collection of WWI era lingerie and sweater fashions worked in fancy Crochet techniques. All of the sweaters are in a tunic style, that was fashionable at the time, and they are worked in filet crochet with motifs such as butterflies, baskets and flowers. The linger yokes, designed for camisoles and gowns, are lovely works of filet crochet, Mexican Drawn Work and other fancy crochet techniques. The filet designs on the yokes include flowers, wild roses, scrolls and Red Cross designs. All of the filet patterns in this book are shown in easy to follow charts.

15 Pages.  A lovely collection of delicate filet crochet lingerie and gift projects. The lingerie items are five different camisole yokes featuring designs such as roses, daffodils and butterflies. The gift items include a hot roll napkin, a baby's cap, chair tidy, patriotic gifts with insignias of the Red Cross and YMCA, and two bread tray cloths. A nice assortment of patterns!

15 Pages. this edition is a "must have" for anyone who loves the delicate lingerie of the 1920's. There are seven various yokes for camisoles and chemise tops. Two gown yokes, one with a Nasturtium design and the second with butterflies. Also included are various sweater collar and cuff sets. All of the designs in this book are filet crochet and the patterns all include charted and written instructions to create them. An excellent book!

23 Pages. A stunning assortment of fourteen Edwardian era crocheted yokes for ladies' lingerie. These are delicate and feminine creations worked in several techinques, including filet crochet, cluny and Irish crochet. In addition to the several motif designgs, there are filet designs with butterflies, flowers, birds and oak leaves. There are also four complete alphabets that are charted to add a personal touch to your design.

15 Pages.  This is a collection of seven adorable lacy infants bonnets from the Edwardian era. They are glorious examples of what one can make with a hook and thread! Also included are a dozen or so lovely charted designs with a nursery theme to be used in making other infant accessories. A lovely book from a wonderful series!

15 Pages. A lovely assortment of filet crochet designs for motifs and lovely frilly lace edgings for handkerchiefs, towels or whatever you fancy. There are instructions for 31 various edgings for all skill levels in addition to these, there are 19 edgings without written instructions for advanced workers. For filet designs there are borders and insertions with floral and bird designs. Endless possibilities!