WWI Scarves and Socks
Great War, WWI, reproduction scarves/mufflers and socks/stockings. If you have any questions, please send me a message.
This is the basic WWI Red Cross Scarf.
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This muffler fold up into the cap shown at right.
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This shows the muffler at left folded up into a cap. It's a muffler that turns into a cap.
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This is called a basket stitch muffler. It has fringe and the stitch looks kind of like basket weave.
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Here is one of the basic Red Cross scarves that I knitted.
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Here is another of the basic Red Cross scarves I knitted along with a pair of the Red Cross wristlets.
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This is another type of WWI scarf. It is called Brioche stitch or Fisherman's Rib.
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Another of the Brioche/Fisherman's Rib scarves I've knitted.
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This basic garter stitch scarf can also be made in one of the following fancy stitches.
Diagonal Stitch.
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Single Brioche Stitch.
Cardigan Stitch.
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Double Brioche Stitch.
Triangle Stitch.
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Here is the standard WWI Red Cross regulation sock.
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Here is a color photo of one of the pairs of standard WWI socks that I knitted.
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This is another photo of the WWI regulation socks.
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Here is another of the WWI socks I made.
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This is a custom pair of socks I made for a customer who had a WWI photo that these socks are based off of.
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These are the same WWI socks as the ones above, but with a longer leg and knitted in gray.
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The original 1917 photo of the American Red Cross Hospital Bed Socks. These are made without a heel. They were designed to be worn by convalescing soldiers.
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This is a pair of the American Red Cross 1917 Hospital Bed Socks I knitted.
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Puttee stockings. (Please note the taping tied on the stocking doesn't come with this. I only make the stocking.)
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The knit puttee stockings I made. They pull on like a leg warmer and are 18 inches long. You can roll down the cuff to make them shorter.
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Another photo of the knit puttees I made. They are a khaki color and are 100% wool.
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Here is the ribbed sock. Notice how it has ribbing lines down the sock.
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These ribbed stockings are the same as the ribbed socks, but longer.
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Seaman's Stockings.
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Trench Stockings. These specific stockings are meant to be worn under rubber boots, as stated in the pattern. They have a 30 inch long leg!
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This is called the Heelless Hospital Sock. There is no heel; it is straight ribbing from start to finish.
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Crocheted socks and scarves coming soon!