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Christmas 1981:Vol. #4
Page Count: 112
Editor: Rosemary McMurtry
Notes: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ABBREVIATIONS
- NEEDLES AND HOOKS
- STITCH DETAILS
- FEATURES
- CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS:
Christmas Tree Skirt- 8-pt Star(crochet)
Carolers(crochet, stump dolls)
by Catherine Rohades
North Pole Elves(knit)
by Stampa Italiana Associata
Snowman Scene(crochet)
by Sue Penrod
Christmas Stockings(knit)- Tree, "JOY", Heart-and-Tree
by Jane Slovachek
Christmas Stockings(crochet)- Granny Square, large or small
Christmas Stockings(knit)- Santa w/ "chimney" bands, (3)Scandinavian
Santa Dolls(crochet)
by Jane Slovachek
Creche Figures(knit)
by Jane Slovachek
Noel Cutouts(foam core)- with crochet 3" Santa's Elves
- ORNAMENTS:
Lacy Satin Balls(crochet)
Snowbirds(crochet)
by Coats & Clark
Snowflakes(crochet)
by Coats & Clark
Pocket Pals(crochet)- head ornaments for candy, small gifts
Cornucopias(crochet ornaments)
by Lindberg Press
Jingle Bells w/ pompon clappers(crochet)
Candy Caddies(crochet)- party favor santa, elves, dog, lion
- DOLLS & DOLL CLOTHES:
Barbie Doll Fashions(knit)- Slim Dress w/ cables, slim pants and sleeveless sweater suit, Winter Robe, (2)pant sets, bulky his/hers pullovers w/ fisherman knit mock cables
Barbie Doll Fashions(crochet)- Spaghetti-strap Evening Gown, shoulder cape, shawl, Jupsuit, tam, Bateau-neck dress, top, vest, pants and tote
Disk Doll(crochet)
by Catherine Rhoades
Blondie and 21" Butch(crochet)
25" Pinafore Pattie(crochet)
by Jane Slovachek
Baby Doll's Snowsuit(knit)
Variegated Baby Doll Set(crochet)
Pink Blossoms Cardigan(knit)
9" Fabric Dolls and Outfits(knit)
Red Riding Hood, Grandma and Wolf(knit)
- GIFTS:
Afghans(for adults)
by Marcelaine Rovano(crochet sampler afghan)
Afghan(for adults)- Crochet Noel Afghan(on cover)
Pot Holders(for adults)- crochet snowman, holly, santa, PA Dutch design, snowflake mitt
by American Thread, Coats & Clark(mitt)
Golf Club Covers(for adults)- knit, ribbed and striped
Scarf, Hat, Mittens(for adults)- Fisherman knits
Slipper Socks(for adults)- Fisherman knits
Women's Cardigan(for adults)- knit-in ducks and bands of patterns
by Coats & Clark
Men's Pullover(for adults)- knit-in ducks and bands of patterns
by Coats & Clark
Baby Set and Animals(for babies, children)- knit, kitten and frog
Hat and Mittens Set(for children)- knit "fisherman" cables; stockinette-stitched set w/ white snowflakes
Tree-Stitch Baby Set(for babies)- knit
Pixie Poncho(for babies)- knit
- SOFT TOYS:
Yarn Loop Dolls- Santa, Elf, Lion, Teddy
Finger Puppets(crochet)- Panda, Teddy, Pig, Mouse, Puppy, Reindeer, Snowman, Elephant, Santa, Frog
by Rose M Blomer
Snowman(knit)
by Marjorie Bowen
Humpty Dumpty Rattle(crochet)
by Barbara Shillinger
Marty Mouse(crochet)
by Sue Penrod
Armadillo and Caterpillar Floor Cushions(crochet)
Santa's Helpers(crochet)- 3" elves w/ pipecleaner limbs
Dressed-Up Animals- mouse, panda, rabbit, bear
Loopy Puppy(crochet)
Puppets(crochet)- frog, elephant, lion, duck
Fuzzies(crochet)- Alien dolls
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Magazine Title: McCall's Design Ideas: Christmas Knit & Crochet
Editor(s): Rosemary McMurtry
Publication Frequency: Yearly?
Began Publication: Unknown*
Ended Publication: Unknown*
Published by: ABC Needlework & Crafts Magazines, Inc., NY
Average Page Count: 112
Magazine Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11" x 8 1/2"*
ISSN: None
NOTE: ALL COVER IMAGES THIS PAGE ARE PROPERTY OF
PUBLISHER, but are scanned from my private collection.
SUMMARY: I've got one(1) issue of this so far, and it's to the left. It's about equal parts knitting and crochet, with a couple of cloth dolls thrown in. Names I know like Sue Penrod and Jane Slovachek are contributors, but for the most part the names of the designers weren't given. Still, you get a LOT of patterns for your buck(s). I'm very happy I don't have to fill in a bunch of these all at once - finding what contributors' names they did give was like hunting for Easter eggs(time consuming). Full color photos are great - but they're not with the patterns so you may end up doing a lot of flipping back and forth if you don't want to mutilate your magazine.
HOW TO MAKE THIS MAGAZINE CATALOG SEARCHABLE:
METHOD ONE(downside is it takes some effort and time):
1. Open a blank page in your favorite word processing program.
2. Right click and "SELECT ALL"
3. Right click and "COPY"
4. "PASTE" or CTRL"V" what you copied into the blank page(it could take a while depending on the size of the page)
5. Use the search function as you normally would. Try to stick to only one word, since authors will sometimes use their middle initial, then not, change names, etc.
6. Trash the blank page when you're done.
METHOD TWO(downside is you have to wade through a lot of HTML code to read the entries):
1. Right click and "VIEW SOURCE". This will bring up a second window that will give you a behind-the-stage look at my coding along with the entries. There is a search function on source pages.
Use it as you would the search function for a word processor(see METHOD 1). Close the Source page when you're done.
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