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WorldWarKnits in Action

Featured on this page are photos of my customers wearing my knit goods and any other appearances of my knit work. Contact me if you would like to submit a photo as well! (Your photo will continue to belong to you and I will remove it anytime at your request.)
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This is an appearance I made on a TV station’s Knit-a-Long segment. It was great to connect with them via Zoom and talk about knitting. My appearance starts at about 4 minute 45 seconds into the video. Their regular Knit-a-Long is well worth watching!
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“Niels Hobbs (wearing World War Knits cap and cardigan) portraying a soldier in the recreated Border Regiment of the British Expeditionary Force, ~1917"
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Sturm Batl. 5 (Rohr). Ernst Müller wearing World War Knits balaclava, wristlets, and scarf.
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Same as above, but in black and white.
“Canadian cyclist beats Pickly to the last bottle of cider”
“Canadian cyclist beats Pickly to the last bottle of cider.” The Canadian 7-button cardigan in this ad for cider was knitted by me.
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Featured in this photo is another Canadian 7-button cardigan I knitted in olive drab.

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  • WWI Knits
    • WWI Caps and Balaclavas
    • WWI Scarves and Socks
    • WWI Vests and Sweaters
    • WWI Gloves and Wristlets
    • WWI Extras
    • WWI French Items
    • WWI British Items
    • WWI (and WWII) German Items
  • WWII Knits
    • WWII Caps and Balaclavas
    • WWII Vests and Sweaters
    • WWII Scarves and Gloves
    • WWII Socks and Other Woollies
  • Civil War Era
  • Women's Knits
  • Price List
  • About
  • Contact
  • Privacy Policy
  • FAQs
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  • WorldWarKnits in Action
  • Blog