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Stephknits
Chatty Knitter

USA
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Posted - 10/05/2006 :  11:23:15 AM  Show Profile  Visit Stephknits's Homepage Send Stephknits a Private Message  Reply with Quote
does anyone know where I can find a pattern for a knitted muff? I'm thinking of Victorian ladies here. This is to be a gift for a friend whose birthday is quickly approaching (and is interested in all things Victorian/Edwardian, belongs to a tea society etc.) so the pattern probably should be realtively simple. Thanks!

gulf knitter
Seriously Hooked

USA
737 Posts
Posted - 10/05/2006 :  12:20:22 PM  Show Profile  Visit gulf knitter's Homepage Send gulf knitter a Private Message  Reply with Quote
There is a beautiful muff pattern in Poetry in Stitches by Solveig Hisdahl. What it lacks in simplicity, it makes up for in sheer beauty and ingenuity. Sarah.
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Stephknits
Chatty Knitter

USA
125 Posts
Posted - 10/05/2006 :  4:07:44 PM  Show Profile  Visit Stephknits's Homepage Send Stephknits a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Do you know if there is a photo somewhere? I looked on Amazon because I presumed (perhaps that was my first mistake) that "Poetry in Stitches" is a book. There was no listing. Thanks
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glccafar
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825 Posts
Posted - 10/05/2006 :  5:03:22 PM  Show Profile  Visit glccafar's Homepage Send glccafar a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Knitty's summer 06 issue had a muff pattern named, appropriately, "muff."
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Stephknits
Chatty Knitter

USA
125 Posts
Posted - 10/06/2006 :  1:10:10 PM  Show Profile  Visit Stephknits's Homepage Send Stephknits a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Thanks. I actually was looking for something a little more classic since it's for such a Victorian lady.
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kcholm
Chatty Knitter

USA
104 Posts
Posted - 10/07/2006 :  8:16:45 PM  Show Profile Send kcholm a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Fiber Trends has a pattern for a hat and muff. The muff is made of eyelash and looks like a classic fur muff.
Kirsten
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pieheart
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Posted - 10/07/2006 :  9:03:15 PM  Show Profile Send pieheart a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I did a search for the author and found the book here: http://www.nordicfiberarts.com/poetryinstitches.html

The muff can be seen here: http://www.nordicfiberarts.com/pis_kitpages/130muff.html

pieheart

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Stephknits
Chatty Knitter

USA
125 Posts
Posted - 10/12/2006 :  10:19:23 AM  Show Profile  Visit Stephknits's Homepage Send Stephknits a Private Message  Reply with Quote
WOW Thanks everyone. Those muffs are gorgeous. I think I'll have to order the instructions for both of them.
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Kay Bejarana
New Pal

USA
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Posted - 11/15/2012 :  09:18:19 AM  Show Profile Send Kay Bejarana a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I am looking for a muff pattern. My daughter does Victorian outings in Durango, CO and she would like one to wear when out on the street in winter.

Anyone have a pattern?

Kay
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