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Knitted muffler American Red Cross booklet, WW1 knitting

Knitted muffler American Red Cross booklet, WW1 knitting


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Knitted muffler American Red Cross booklet, WW1 knitting

Page from a page of The American Red Cross Womens Bureau leaflet of knitting instructions for producing comforts for soldiers. This particular design is a simple pattern to make a generous muffler, as modelled by a wistful looking young American soldier. Date: 1917

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This evocative image is taken from a page of a 1917 American Red Cross Women's Bureau leaflet, showcasing a simple yet effective knitting pattern for producing comforts for soldiers during World War I. The design features instructions for creating a generous muffler, as demonstrated by a thoughtful young American soldier, his expression conveying a sense of longing and appreciation for the homemade comforts sent from the front lines. During the First World War, the American Red Cross played a crucial role in providing essential supplies and support to the military. Knitting became a popular way for women to contribute to the war effort from home, with the Women's Bureau distributing patterns and organizing knitting circles to produce garments such as mufflers, scarves, and socks for soldiers. This photograph offers a glimpse into the history of wartime knitting and the role it played in providing comfort and connection between the soldiers on the front lines and their loved ones back home. The image is a poignant reminder of the power of handmade items to bring warmth, comfort, and hope during times of hardship and uncertainty. The American Red Cross Knitting Booklet, from which this image is taken, is a valuable historical resource that sheds light on the importance of community and creativity during a time of war. This page, in particular, showcases the simplicity and versatility of the knitting pattern, making it an accessible and meaningful way for individuals to make a difference and support the troops.

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