Knitted Rifle Glove Circa 1916
Shared by Trevira (aka Sarah) who says she found this in From The Queen, The Lady’s Newspaper, 12th February 1916.
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Posted by Danielle | Aug 4, 2010 | KnitHacker |
Shared by Trevira (aka Sarah) who says she found this in From The Queen, The Lady’s Newspaper, 12th February 1916.
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Made and shared by amygknits.
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Made and shared by Chronographia von Strangehours. Pattern available via Etsy. SUGGESTED MATERIALS: This post contains affiliate links.
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Made and shared by Stacey Joy. Visit her flickr page for a close-up.
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Taken and uploaded by Gavin Anderson at the Ballarat Art Gallery.
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Uploaded and shared by Tippy Tippy.
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