Showing 4 items matching "filet crochet chart"
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Embroiderers Guild, VictoriaEphemera - Mary Card Garden Chart, Mary Card, Mary Card's New Big Chart No. 2, c. 1930
... Filet Crochet Chart and Instructions. Glued to newer paper....Mary Card Filet Crochet Filet Crochet Chart and Instructions. Glued to newer paper. ...Mary Card Design, published about 1930. Filet Crochet Chart and Instructions. Glued to newer paper.mary card, filet crochet -
Embroiderers Guild, VictoriaEphemera - Mary Card Waratah chart, Fitchett Bros. Pty. Ltd, Mary Card's Giant Crochet Charts - No. 8 A Waratah Border and Triangle for Afternoon-Tea Cloth, etc, 27/4/1918
... ...Filet crochet chart...Australian designer. Mary Card Filet crochet chart Mrs Betty Whiting, 1 Kalimna Drive, Mildura, 3500. ...Chart used by donor's mother, Annie Gordon, to make Waratah Tea Cloth (L0084) before 1920.Decent condition considering its age and that it was used. Direct connection to Lace Collection piece. Australian designer.Paper chart glued to white fabric. Includes b/w photos, working charts & instruction.Mrs Betty Whiting, 1 Kalimna Drive, Mildura, 3500. Made by her mother, Annie Gordon. Cloth - Patternmary card, filet crochet chart -
Embroiderers Guild, VictoriaEphemera - Mary Card Oak and Squirrel Chart, Mary Card, Mary Card Crochet Charts The Oak and Squirrel Tea or Supper Cloth Chart No. 69, Unknown
... Filet crochet chart...Mary Card designs were popular throughout the English-speaking world, in the early-mid 20th C. Filet crochet chart Mary Card Instructions and working chart for Oak & Squirrel tea cloth border, cut from larger sheet and glued to thick, re-used paper. ...Chart and related piece (L0905), placed in Mary Card box in the EGV Research Library by person unknown between 2021 and 2025. Chart used when making Lace Collection piece. Mary Card designs were popular throughout the English-speaking world, in the early-mid 20th C.Instructions and working chart for Oak & Squirrel tea cloth border, cut from larger sheet and glued to thick, re-used paper. Published in England, about 1936, by Pearson and Co. (Associated with George Newnes)filet crochet chart, mary card -
Embroiderers Guild, VictoriaTextile - Waratah Tea cloth, Annie Gordon, 1918 to 1920
... (Chart was published in 1918) Beautifully worked. Very good condition. Designer & creator both known, and both Australian. Filet crochet ...Worked by donor's mother Annie Gordon before 1920. (Chart was published in 1918) Beautifully worked. Very good condition. Designer & creator both known, and both Australian.Square of cream linen. Corners and border of Filet Crochet (Mary Card Waratah design) in very fine cream cotton thread. filet crochet, mary card
