Knitting - Revision history

Cian: Reverted edits by 64.251.25.61 (Talk); changed back to last version by KarenLarsdatter

2007-11-08T22:20:05Z

Reverted edits by 64.251.25.61 (Talk); changed back to last version by KarenLarsdatter

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	'''Knitting''' uses a pair of needles to transform a long ball of thread into a tightly-looped [[fabric]] that is flexible and warm.		'''Knitting''' uses a pair of needles to transform a long ball of thread into a tightly-looped [[fabric]] that is flexible and warm.

64.251.25.61 at 15:51, 8 November 2007

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	'''Knitting''' uses a pair of needles to transform a long ball of thread into a tightly-looped [[fabric]] that is flexible and warm.		'''Knitting''' uses a pair of needles to transform a long ball of thread into a tightly-looped [[fabric]] that is flexible and warm.

KarenLarsdatter: /* External Links */

2007-09-09T02:14:59Z

External Links

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	By the [[16th Century]] items such as knitted stockings have been found, for example [[Queen Elizabeth]] famously owned a pair of knitted stockings.		By the [[16th Century]] items such as knitted stockings have been found, for example [[Queen Elizabeth]] famously owned a pair of knitted stockings.

	==External ~~links~~==		==External Links==
	*[http://sca.livingpast.com/knit.html A Preliminary Survey of 16th Century English Literary References to Knitting]		*[http://sca.livingpast.com/knit.html A Preliminary Survey of 16th Century English Literary References to Knitting]
			*[http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/wsnlinks/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=266 Atlantian A&S Links: Knitting]
	*[http://www.personal.utulsa.edu/~marc-carlson/jennifer/Monmouth.htm Making a monmouth cap] - a 16th Century English knitted cap		*[http://www.personal.utulsa.edu/~marc-carlson/jennifer/Monmouth.htm Making a monmouth cap] - a 16th Century English knitted cap
	[[category:fabric]]		[[category:fabric]]

69.158.136.229 at 15:14, 13 February 2007

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	'''Knitting''' uses a pair of needles to transform a long ball of thread into a tightly-looped [[fabric]] that is flexible and warm.		'''Knitting''' uses a pair of needles to transform a long ball of thread into a tightly-looped [[fabric]] that is flexible and warm.

	Knitting probably originated in the [[Egypt\|Egyptian]] region (maybe around the 11th or 12th century) and slowly began to spread across Europe in around the [[14th century]]. It took a lot longer to reach ~~further~~ ~~away~~ places like [[England]] and [[Scandinavia]].		Knitting probably originated in the [[Egypt\|Egyptian]] region (maybe around the 11th or 12th century) and slowly began to spread across Europe in around the [[14th century]]. It took a lot longer to reach more distant places like [[England]] and [[Scandinavia]].

User 144: categorising

2006-05-21T11:54:59Z

categorising

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	=== Knitting-like techniques ===		== Knitting-like techniques ==

	[[Naalbinding]] could easily be mistaken for knitting if you've never done it - the technique actually uses a needle and short lengths of thread to create the thickly looped fabric. http://www.stringpage.com/old/basicnaal.html		[[Naalbinding]] could easily be mistaken for knitting if you've never done it - the technique actually uses a needle and short lengths of thread to create the thickly looped fabric. http://www.stringpage.com/old/basicnaal.html
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	=== Using knitting ===		== Using knitting ==

	You can knit a variety of winter garments for the [[SCA]], such as [[scoggers]] and [[socks]].		You can knit a variety of winter garments for the [[SCA]], such as [[scoggers]] and [[socks]].
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	*[http://sca.livingpast.com/knit.html A Preliminary Survey of 16th Century English Literary References to Knitting]		*[http://sca.livingpast.com/knit.html A Preliminary Survey of 16th Century English Literary References to Knitting]
	*[http://www.personal.utulsa.edu/~marc-carlson/jennifer/Monmouth.htm Making a monmouth cap] - a 16th Century English knitted cap		*[http://www.personal.utulsa.edu/~marc-carlson/jennifer/Monmouth.htm Making a monmouth cap] - a 16th Century English knitted cap
			[[category:fabric]]

64.179.107.207 at 20:47, 9 February 2006

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	=== Using knitting ===		=== Using knitting ===

	You can knit ~~all~~ ~~sorts~~ of ~~great~~ ~~stuff for winter~~ for the [[SCA]], such as [[scoggers]] and [[socks]].		You can knit a variety of winter garments for the [[SCA]], such as [[scoggers]] and [[socks]].

	For the less authenticity inclined, knitting can be used in substitute for naalbinding for early period [[persona]]s (eg socks, shoe liners, and mittens for [[Viking]]s, hose, stockings and gloves for 12th C Germans).		For the less authenticity inclined, knitting can be used in substitute for naalbinding for early period [[persona]]s (eg socks, shoe liners, and mittens for [[Viking]]s, hose, stockings and gloves for 12th C Germans).

Tiff: /* External links */

2005-04-25T09:43:52Z

External links

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	==External links==		==External links==
	*[http://sca.livingpast.com/knit.html A Preliminary Survey of 16th Century English Literary References to Knitting]		*[http://sca.livingpast.com/knit.html A Preliminary Survey of 16th Century English Literary References to Knitting]
			*[http://www.personal.utulsa.edu/~marc-carlson/jennifer/Monmouth.htm Making a monmouth cap] - a 16th Century English knitted cap

Conrad Leviston: fixed link

2004-12-07T04:52:43Z

fixed link

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	==External links==		==External links==
	*[[http://sca.livingpast.com/knit.html A Preliminary Survey of 16th Century English Literary References to Knitting]]		*[http://sca.livingpast.com/knit.html A Preliminary Survey of 16th Century English Literary References to Knitting]

Conrad Leviston: wiki and punctuation

2004-12-07T04:52:19Z

wiki and punctuation

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	'''Knitting''' uses a pair of needles to transform a long ball of thread into a tightly-looped [[fabric]] that is flexible and warm.		'''Knitting''' uses a pair of needles to transform a long ball of thread into a tightly-looped [[fabric]] that is flexible and warm.

	Knitting probably originated in the ~~egyptian~~ region (maybe around the 11th or 12th century) and slowly began to spread across ~~europe~~ in around the 14th century. It took a lot longer to reach further away places like ~~england~~ and ~~scandanavia~~.		Knitting probably originated in the [[Egypt\|Egyptian]] region (maybe around the 11th or 12th century) and slowly began to spread across Europe in around the [[14th century]]. It took a lot longer to reach further away places like [[England]] and [[Scandinavia]].


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	=== Using knitting ===		=== Using knitting ===

	You can knit all sorts of great stuff for winter for the SCA, such as [[scoggers]] and [[socks]].		You can knit all sorts of great stuff for winter for the [[SCA]], such as [[scoggers]] and [[socks]].

	For the less authenticity inclined, knitting can be used in substitute for naalbinding for early period ~~personas~~ (eg socks, shoe liners, and mittens for ~~vikings.~~ hose, stockings and gloves for 12th C ~~germans~~).		For the less authenticity inclined, knitting can be used in substitute for naalbinding for early period [[persona]]s (eg socks, shoe liners, and mittens for [[Viking]]s, hose, stockings and gloves for 12th C Germans).

	By the 16th Century items such as knitted stockings have been found, for example Queen ~~elizabeth~~ famously owned a pair of knitted stockings.		By the [[16th Century]] items such as knitted stockings have been found, for example [[Queen Elizabeth]] famously owned a pair of knitted stockings.

	~~external~~ links:		==External links==
	*[[http://sca.livingpast.com/knit.html A Preliminary Survey of 16th Century English Literary References to Knitting]]		*[[http://sca.livingpast.com/knit.html A Preliminary Survey of 16th Century English Literary References to Knitting]]

Tiff: a bit more, but better sourcing, especially of dates wanted

2004-12-06T07:04:50Z

a bit more, but better sourcing, especially of dates wanted

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 '''Knitting''' uses a pair of needles to transform a long ball of thread into a tightly-looped [[fabric]] that is flexible and warm.
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 [[Naalbinding]] could easily be mistaken for knitting if you've never done it - the technique actually uses a needle and short lengths of thread to create the thickly looped fabric. http://www.stringpage.com/old/basicnaal.html
 You can knit all sorts of great stuff for winter for the SCA, such as [[scoggers]] and [[socks]].