File:Little Dorrit knitting row counter 002.jpg
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Little Dorrit Triple Knitting Counter: a complex knitting row counter made of card with rotating pointers, made in England around 1920s-1930s. The counter labels are worn with use, but the top one says "increase or decrease or pattern row", the bottom left one once said "repeats" and the bottom right one says "rows". The reverse of this example has old and faded handwriting on it. An enhanced image of the reverse is here: File:Reverse of Little Dorrit knitting row counter 005.jpg. |
| Date | 1920s-30s |
| Source | Photo of object in my possession. Linda Spashett Own work |
| Author | Storye book |
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