Modeling hand knit fashions at Kingsbury's Ladies Guild fashion show last week are left tor right, Valerie Wilson, Carolyn Zeller, unidentified woman, May Lou Burgin, LuJean Ostler, Donna Goodrich, Phyllis Allen, Jill Goodrich.
Peggy Hamilton modeling a knit or tweed suit with a fur neck scarf and hat of antelope felt with a high crown with visor brim and burnt goose feather trim.
Photograph caption dated March 4, 1950 reads "Julie Buchanan models a two-piece dress hand-knit in the new 'Frosty' yarn that is cool enough for summer wear. Julie's Knit Shoppe in Woodland Hills teaches customers how to make these garments in just…
THE ITALIAN LINE takes two routes smartly mapped here in sleek wool knits from Avagolf..At the left we see Avagolf's three-piece traveler in red and bordered in black flat knit. The jacket front is linked with gold buttons over a sheer wool,…
Knitting needles used by Leila Nance Moffatt in Thomas Wolfe's "The Return of Buck Gavin," produced at the University of North Carolina in 1919. Needles are 23 cm long; strip of knitting is 8 cm wide, 6 cm diameter when wrapped around needles.