In late 19th century, Cornwall hand-knitting was a vital cottage industry and coastal villages developed their own distinctive patterns and names for the traditional navy blue guernsey or knit-frock. Contract-knitting - the occupation of many Cornish women - had died out by the 1920s and was almost forgotten until Mary Wright started asking old people what they remembered of it. Her research has resulted in a remarkable picture of social history. This book includes many delightful contemporary photographs, and detailed instructions and charts show how to knit a Cornish guernsey incorporating one of thirty local patterns. Mary Wright is a specialist knitting instructor. Her work has been exhibited extensively throughout the United Kingdom, and in Japan. Since the publication of Cornish Guernseys and Knit-frocks she has given many lectures and broadcasts.

This is part one of a four part series about how Jesus changed the life of an undeserving, demon-possessed witch. I pray that it speaks to you of His great love and mercy to you. In His Service, Cindy

This is part 2 of my testimony about Jesus raising a demon-possessed witch from the pit and making me a child of the Most High God! This piece addresses how Jesus renewed my mind. This has taken time, but Jesus is faithful! Nothing is too hard for Him! His word is like a bulldozer: pushing the darkness out and bringing His light in! May this speak to you of His great power to save, heal and deliver us! In His service, Cindy