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Zoë Arnold
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Fashion History, Dressmaking and Fibre Arts!
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Bizzare Victorian Knitting Pattern. 1892 'Hug Me Tight Vest'. #costube #Knitting #victorian
Video Sources:
Source one:
Unknown. Uploaded to pinterest
Source two:
"The Art of knitting"
by Butterick Publishing Company
Publication date 1892
Page 68
"Ladies' Knitted Hug-me-Tight, Jacket or Zouave"
archive.org/details/artofknitting00butt/page/68/mode/2up?ref=ol
Source three:
1860s version
'Godey's lady's book 1862'
archive.org/details/godeysladysbook1862hale/page/n12/mode/1up
Source four:
1940s version
vintagevisage.co.uk/product_143_1940s-hug-me-tight-shrug-jacket-knitting-pattern
The Wool I used is King Cole Chunky on 5.5mm needles.
Notes and pattern adaptions:
Germantown wool is a worsted weight yarn.
Can be substituted for an Aran weight yarn. Between DK and a chunky wool.
Coarse steel needles are ...
Source one:
Unknown. Uploaded to pinterest
Source two:
"The Art of knitting"
by Butterick Publishing Company
Publication date 1892
Page 68
"Ladies' Knitted Hug-me-Tight, Jacket or Zouave"
archive.org/details/artofknitting00butt/page/68/mode/2up?ref=ol
Source three:
1860s version
'Godey's lady's book 1862'
archive.org/details/godeysladysbook1862hale/page/n12/mode/1up
Source four:
1940s version
vintagevisage.co.uk/product_143_1940s-hug-me-tight-shrug-jacket-knitting-pattern
The Wool I used is King Cole Chunky on 5.5mm needles.
Notes and pattern adaptions:
Germantown wool is a worsted weight yarn.
Can be substituted for an Aran weight yarn. Between DK and a chunky wool.
Coarse steel needles are ...
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I found a similar one heretheknittingneedleandthedamagedone.blogspot.com/2013/06/petticoats-and-ribboned-slippers.html There's a link to the Book of Hows which has pattern for the Oxford Puzzle Jacket, This is the T shaped version you showed
What family traditions do you have around Christmas? ❤🎄
Having worked with victorian patterns as well, they’re so finnicky and vague! Kudos to you for deciphering this. You have a new subscriber in me!
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
Great. Now I want to make one myself and have to figure out how to do it. 😅
If in doubt, get a ball of Aran weight wool, cast on 50 stitches, and knit until you can wrap it around yourself. You'll probably want about 300g of 3 100g balls of wool.
Thanks for sharing! This project reminds me of Elizabeth Zimmerman's Butterfly Vest!
What a pretty name. I'll have to check that out!
I saw the thumbnail from my page without reading the title I thought they were huge crochet grandma panties ... 👀😄🤣 and then I read "hug me tight".. 😂😂 But jokes aside, now seeing the actual jacket especially on that second photo from 1892 you shared is very pretty I would absolutely love to make one for myself ^^
I definitely recommend the pattern. Just you know, don't do what I did and check you guage swatch maths 😂
I just found your channel and I think it's is so interesting that you and Retro Claude have both made a hug me tight vest so close together! She might have some insights you want about the vest. You did a great job. seeing both of your videos has made me want to knit one.
I watched it just after making mine!
1892 the her my paternal grandmother was born.
Your ‘Hug Me Tight’ is so cute and looks great on you. Polly is the cutest!!
Thank you.
You mentioned tickling the brain cells to avoid chewing the curtains - and l subscribed. That might say more about me that l would wish . . .
Oh my, then the Polly segment. My furry hooligans are much the same.
🤣 hey at least we're not the only ones
Would the lace have been all handmade at this time, or would they have began using machines?
By the 1890s, machine made lace was very popular. This lace is definitely machine lace made on a flat bolt, which is why I'd place it at the tail end of the 19th century. The Barmen lace machine was introduced in the 1890s, which could copy hand lace styles like Torchon and simpler hand bobin lace. It's one of the reasons you see an *explosion* of lace in late Victorian and early edwardian fashion. Machine lace goes back a lot farther than you might expect, however. The first lace making machine was invented by John Heathcoat in 1808, called the bobinett machine. In 1846, John Livesey adapted Heathcoat's machine to make lace curtains. Handmade lace was still the most fashionable because of the man hours it took to create it. It's why it's still one of the best ways to guage the original cost of clothing and the societal class the original owner belonged to.
Very interesting, thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it
Polly! I love crafting interrupted by happy dogs and cats.
I love that dog so much she's just hilarious 😂
Thank you
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I learned to knit in the round on double pointed 2 mm needles around age 4. Knitting flat was not something I learned until I was in my teens. I still prefer the double pointed needles.
That's really interesting! I learned to knit at a similar age on flat needles and nearly exclusively knit scarves until my teens when I finally learned to pearl stitch! I love finding out everyone's knitting quirks. 💕
Polly reminds me of a cat I live with. I have dents in my metal knitting needles from that cat biting the needle when I pay more attention to the knitting thn to the cat.
Aww. What a furry little menace 😂
Retro Claude has a video on one of these too.
I love her channel! I just watched it yesterday. Clearly the algorithm knows its stuff. I was like, ohhh, she's done one too!
That turned out so cute. I want to make one too. Polly is adorable as are you.
She's an adorable little menace. 🤣
Bamboo needles suck. I don’t like them either
Oh absolutely. I have a long pair I love, but I think they must be laqered with something because they knit as smooth as plastic needles, although not as good as metal ones. All other bamboo ones can go be kindling on the wood burner for all I care. Drated instruments!
@@zoes_story I just kept on catching the yarn and it just wouldn’t move down the needle. I prefer aluminium ones
fun video! So glad I found your channel 🤗
Thank you 💕
I've been daydreaming of knitting Victorian patterns but they always seem so unapproachable, but this looks like a fun project to try! Might have to give it a go at some point. Yours looks super cute, I really love the bow you've added! 😊
Honestly despite how much complaining I did I loved every minute of it. Really let me switch my brain off and just knit. I definitely recommend the pattern 💕
I enjoyed this video so much, Zoe, thank you😘 I like the way the vest turned out! Btw it could also work on the underside of the body, no joke, why not? I'd like to watch your christmas history as well..Happy knitting!🤗💙
Thank you!
What a fun watch!! Funny that you got snow in this video and we're getting a bunch of rain here in California. The project is adorable and your video style is so nice and calming. Cheers!!
Aw thank you so much! I really appreciate the feedback 🥰
Source is Mrs. Leach’s Fancy Work Basket, Vol. 1, from 1886 or 1888 (I’ve seen both and the digitised copy on the Internet Archive doesn’t have a year on the copyright page). A Ravelry page attributed to a Clara Leach is the first thing that comes up on Google when you search the name of the pattern : ’new way of making the emigrants vest, or hug me tight’.
You are my hero! Thank you so much!
Colourwork - not the stranded kind, I get that one, but the one where you don't carry the colours along with you - I always get big holes and weird shaped stitches 😢
Intarsia took me bloomin ages to get to grips with. Still don't like it much ❤
What Knitting technique continues to bamboozle you?
Don't get me started on continental knitting 😂
Oh that would be a fun idea of something to knit from all the left over yarn pieces I have, make it a chaotic colourful little vest 😍
That is an amazing idea!
I do like the roll collar that you've achieved. It would also look lovely with a bit of crochet around the edge.
Thank you! 😊
I don’t have a Polly. I have a three year old grandson permanently attached to my left hip. Unfortunately, today’s adventure consisted of him falling asleep next to me while I crocheted. It was a lovely moment…until he woke up and I discovered he’d peed himself. After three sippy cups of juice. I was wet from hip to ankle and had to go shower and change my clothes. Polly seems quite reasonable in comparison
Yikes! Bless you both the joys of children. I once had my eldest nephew wee on me during a shoulder ride and it was bad 🤣
@ they do what they do, don’t they? Lol. Love your channel
@mermaidstears4897 thank you ❤
They are all sooo prettyyyy 🎀🫶🏻
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I did the same thing 😂😂 I used 8ply yarn instead of 4ply 🤦🏼♀️😂
Oh no 🤣 Those socks must have been well cosy though!
@ it was just the one because I ran out of yarn 😂 I still have it actually since it was first attempt at sock knitting. I call it my flipper 😂😂
Oh no 🤣 thats cute though. I'm not unrveling mine either. It's a learning process. 💕
@@zoes_story exactly 😂 now every time I look at it I have a funny story 🥰😂
I made the same mistake!!! Yours turned out prettier than mine, though 😂
Oh thank you!
@zoes_story You're welcome! My tip is, from personal experience, I always downsize the socks and take the yarn thickness into account. Instead of following the pattern needle size, I use the needle size on the yarn description and if the needle recommended for the yarn is larger than the pattern needles I always downsize and it has worked for me so far. Hope you'll create some lovely socks in the correct size in the future! I also recommend magic loop if you haven't tried it. Happy knitting 😊
It's mystery yarn from the charity shop so while I knitted a couple guage swatches, I was basically winging it lol
@zoes_story Oh, that's always exciting! I thrift yarn, and I totally understand the problem when the label is missing, I usually just then compare it to other yarn I have with labels, and like you said, wing it, haha I don't know if Hobbii is a website you have access to, but they have a lot of free patterns, and the standard socks I make are from there 😊
@VichyGlitterGun I'll check it out! Thank you 💕
Honestly I'd buy exactly this sock for my boyfriend. He has pretty thick ankles so usual patterns don't really apply to him. Also his favourite colour is purple.... it's perfect.
Bob Ross that sock! 😅Perfect for someone who retains water. Or maybe a diabetic?
Or anyone who doesn't have size 3 feet 🤣
you’re so precious it’s so cute 😭
🥰
Glad I'm not the only member of the" questionable decision" club
Happens to us all at some point 🥰
Coolest! All the best from London
All the best from Norfolk!
The fact you had to show that it wasn't right laced to calm the "CoRsEtS aRe EviL" crowd is both funny and sad at the same time! ❤
I did have a portion where I bent over and jumped in the corset but realised my chemise didn't cover as much as I'd like and cut it 😂
Off to start a gofundme to get you a ladies maid 😅
😂😂😂
A Xmas stocking ❤😂
A mistake most festive 😂🧦🎄
That is such a cute sock, and your laugh made me laugh ❤️
Thank you 💕
It's a great sock for a first ever sock especially 😂 ohhh that's an adorable mistake though Hey it'd make a great decoration stocking yeah
I gave the pair to Dad as bed socks so not a total fail
I had to stop sewing late at night because I can't see anything, and I always end up hurting myself. Your walking skirt is lovely. I was just thinking about making one a few days ago.
I have to have so many lights on it's like the Blackpool illuminations in my living room 🤣 I highly recommend them, I get a surprising amount of wear from them in my everyday wardrobe just with a modern jumper. But I work in a historic building that gets pretty cold in the winter, so I like how cozy the wool is. My coworkers bring blankets to work, I just wear mine!
I love frogs! Thank you. In florida it's too hot for double layer unless it's winter? I'm hoping to make this single layer? Any ideas?
You could do the fold over hem technique. There should be plenty of tutorials on RUclips or there's one that came with the handbook, then do half the rows of a fold over hat. Fair warning though a single layer of DK wool can look a bit gappy as the guage can be loose.
@zoes_story thank you
What's your favourite costume? 🎃✨️🧹
Happy Halloween (a couple days early), just found you today. I love your hairstyle, it's so pretty
Thank you 💕 Happy Halloween!
I saw the hand on the🫖
Good spot
What's everyone wearing for Halloween?
Che esauriti.....quelli che si fanno i film sulla magia con ste minch.....
That lace is wonderful! Thank you for filming this!
So glad you enjoyed it. Thought it was too beautiful not to share 💕