Today's free vintage knitting pattern is also from Table Talk - a truly lovely cardigan with a checked turn back collar band and matching girdle cord. I really like how the sleeves also have the matching check band. The original colourway of dark red and...
Let's step back to the 1930s today with a practical (and very wearable) sleeveless jumper, AKA a vest. This free vintage knitting pattern describes itself as very becoming in shades of grey - and pratical for everything from sports to work. To fit: 36, 40 and...
Today's free vintage knitting pattern is another one from Table Talk - this time featuring a knitted in 'vest' or contrast panel. It absolutely screams Art Deco, especially in the suggested colourway of dark green and maroon red. To fit: 44-46" chest Yarn: fingering weight Needles: UK...
Today's free vintage knitting pattern is one from a Matron's Knitwear booklet I was able to scan at the Australian National Library - just to share with you! It's a gorgeous early 1930s design, featuring intarsia spots across an upper yoke. I hope you like it! To...
This 1930s pattern is the epitome of art deco style - subtle textured stitch, belted waist, longer length and sweet neckline tie. To Fit: 34, 36 and 38" bust Yarn: Fingering weight Needles: Uk 12, metric 2.75mm Tension: 8 sts to the inch Published: Knitting and Homecrafts Vol 2....
A very becoming lace jumper indeed! Interestingly they ask you to use fingering weight for the rib, and matching lace weight yarn on the lace portions. The tie collar is very sweet. To fit: size 42" chest (options for 40" and 44") Yarn: fingering weight yarn...