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and living room as she | knitted | and crocheted necessary woollies and |
jerseys with a crocheted or | knitted | tie to match along with |
was young there were no | knitted | jerseys or cardigans but scarves |
or cardigans but scarves were | knitted | and left over wool would |
felting can fuse and transform | knitted | or woven structures and suits |
to complement our woven and | knitted | structures residency work was linked |
underpants and working socks were | knitted | in a coarse thick worsted |
underpants which had new legs | knitted | on when the knees wore |
also remember wearing hand made | knitted | fishnet stockings you bought hanks |
stockings were worn possibly machine | knitted | [note: photo: 'four generations - mrs middleton senr. with daughter, grandson and greatgrandson.'] [note: photo: 'four generations of stewarts in 1911. l to r: mrs stewart; her son john stewart, millplough; his daughter, annie taylor, with her baby daughter agnes taylor on her knee.'] [note: photo: 'an unknown group, around 1927.'] [note: photo: 'identical expressions from nellie riddoch and her mother - 1917'] around |
a thickish dress pinafore home | knitted | stockings button boots a buttonhook |
were attached to long black | knitted | stockings later models had buttons |
materials on a sunday finer | knitted | wool stockings were worn possibly |
it was a jolly home | knitted | affair with carol singing and |
this was a jolly home | knitted | affair with precocious schoolchildren performing |
an old blanket homemade woollen | knitted | blankets were also used and |
for winter would be home | knitted | woollen vest or semmit full |
sleeping year old son the | knitted | cot blanket brought mother in |
time most things worn were | knitted | [note: photo: 'a family group - the younger girls are in identical outfits.'] at the beginning of |
had long hair and wore | knitted | tammies to school they wore |
an wee tacketie beets abeen | knitted | woolly socks ere i steed |
were just actually cloth or | knitted | f746: mm oh right f978: |
holding scalding tea in a | knitted | cup adrift in the room |
station like interesting or hame | knitted | maybe you ll switch on |
of stuff i ll have | knitted | loads f1054: yeah f1026: knittin |
s murder f1026: i ve | knitted | one side at the moment |
is less politely called is | knitted | from dark grey and khaki |
that and it the flesh | knitted | by itself but for quite |
maybe the witches in macbeth | knitted | it in one of their |
sending joseph the cardigan you | knitted | for him they were very |
be in bed with their | knitted | bedsocks on and are not |
of a great trade in | knitted | goods many of which came |
to receive the jumper you | knitted | for the new wean she |
went tae the pictures f640: | knitted | and listened tae the radio |