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Take a look at the search here > Workbasket Magazines Enjoy Browsing I don’t think there is a more comprehensive place on the web to find these magazines scanned in their entirety.Įbay has plenty of sellers offering Workbasket lots. You may even remember an old pattern from one of these magazines and could possibly find it here. You’ll find enough to look at to keep you busy for days. If you’d like all the pages in the issue, you’ll find a PDF file option to download on the Overview Page. If you click on one of the pages it will open in another window where you can save or print it. It was a direct mail business for a subscription that started with 5,000 names and continued to grow through 1966 to over 2,000,000 readers.Įven though some say scanned at the top, it’s only the cover for now.Īs you click on a magazine cover with the date showing, there’s a detail page so you can see all the pages that are included. An 8 page bulletin with step-by-step directions for lovely needlework. The first issue came out in October 1935. Workbasket was started by a husband and wife team, John and Clara Tillotson from their kitchen table. Then I recalled the Antique Pattern Library was given permission from the publisher to scan and share all the Workbasket M agazines. I thought about maybe a How-To book or pattern to learn a new skill. I’m currently crocheting a baby blanket for a new little one joining us in May. Most crafters usually have a couple unfinished projects laying around and now would be the perfect time to pull them out and work on them. I think this to shall pass, but just not yet. Waiting, hoping and praying all will be well soon. Which means I’m going a little stir crazy not being able to go out like I usually do. As I’m sure you are, I’m concerned for my health, that of my family and my neighbors, so I’m trying to follow the guidelines to keep us all safe. I was contemplating what to post today since so many people may be inside for Spring Break or in quarantine because of this virus.
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