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Knitting humour, WW1

Mabel: Mother, dear! I do hope this war won t be over before I finish my sock! A little girls gets to grips with needles and wool in an attempt to do her bit, knitting socks for soldiers during the First World War. Date: 1914

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Amusing Comforts Effort Handmade Knit Knitted Knitting Learning Mabel Needles Sewing Socks Wool


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