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Reproduced crochet mittens patterns from the following publications are available here:

Gloves and Mittens
To Knit and Crochet For the Entire Family
Volume 29
Bernhard Ulmann Co.
Original Copyright 1953

Here it is, right at your fingertips, everything you need to turn your hand to knitting and crocheting gloves and mittens for the whole family, with that wonderful, unmatched hand-knit look.

Instructions?  You'll find them here complete, right down to the last detail - and easy as pie to understand and follow.

Styles? Theres a larger selection here than ever ... something for the boys, something for the girls, something for both men and women.  And for each and everyone, there's something for every occasion, every season ... dressy ideas for town, sport ideas for country, ideas for work and play, ideas for daytime and nightime, springtime and snow time. Yes, here at your fingertips you'll find a glove and mitten collection that's really a winner hands down!

Butterflies in Crochet
Book No. 272
Clark's O.N.T. J&P Coats
The Spool Cotton Company
Original Copyright 1951

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All sizes and shapes of brilliant butterflies in a blaze of colors - a note of surprising beauty to glamorize your wardrobe and dramatize your home!

Hats, Bags and Bulky Sweaters
Book 107
The American Thread Company

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Hat and Bag yarn is being used more and more by smart crocheters for Hats, Bags and those wonderful Bulky Sweaters.

These bulky sweaters have been designed by America's top fashion creator of bulky's who knows what is smart-to-wear and quick-to-make.

Fleisher Fashions
Volume 75
Fleisher Yarns
Original Copyright 1946

Baby talk about knitting! "Mommie says that whenever she wants to knit for me she finds just the right thing in Fleisher's Baby Book.

"She says the instructions are so easy to follow that even I'll be able to knit when I grow a little older. I heard her tell Sis that what she likes specially about Fleisher's books is that the instructions are so accurate...it's almost impossible to go wrong.

"She talks about checking with the gauge(whatever that is) so that whatever she makes is just the right size. I heard her say too that inches mean more than years. I guess by that she means that you can't tell a baby's size by her age - you just have to measure...that is why she is always measuring us and checking with her Fleisher book."