[HNW] Period crochet

[Lynn Downward]

Me too; I have tried and tried to get onlt Yahoo and I just miss all
the info people post to it.  I've given up trying.  I thought I was
the only one, now I know there are more of sus.

LynnD

>Very nice, but it won't let me in to read it.  What does it say?  E-mail me
>offlist if you have to - to date, nothing I have ever tried has let me into
>Yahoo to read things.
>
>>  > Hail the list!
>>>
>>>  I am interested in period crochet work.  Does
>>>  anyone have any information
>>>  on this for me or can anyone give me some
>>>  guidance on where to start?
>>
>>Depending on what your period is..... If it's before about 1800, take a look
>>at:
>>http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HistoricKnit/files/Crochet-FAQ.txt
>>
>>This is the best research I've been able to come up with -- always subject to
>>correction of course.
>>
>>If it's after 1800, I'd recommend Lis Paludan's _Crochet: History and
>>Techniques_. (I don't have full book info because I'm at work and the book's
>>at home, and I seem to recall hearing it had gone out of print, but it should
>>still be findable used if not new.)
>>
>>Regards,
>>Chris Laning
>>
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>>0  Chris Laning
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>>+  Davis, California
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