I've hopefully saved the best for last! This shirtwaist dress knitting pattern is a 'Mrs Exeter' - a ficticional character created by Vogue during the early 1950s. She had a regular fashion column, with the designs appealing to the more mature but still highly fashionable reader. The...
Let's step forward a little bit to the late 1940s/early 1950s for today's free vintage knitting pattern. This jumper (sweater) pattern features an interesting block pattern design made from rib. Although originally published in 1950, the style of this jumper is still quite 1940s with...
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...
This is hands down one of my favourite patterns. The lace stitch looks so light an airy, it would be a great transitional knit and good for warmer weather. The lace pattern is super stretchy and can definitely go larger than the listed sizes. To...
Let's step forward to the late 1940 - 1949 to be exact. Today's free vintage knitting pattern is for a practical cabled cardigan, with warm long sleeves and knitted rib bands. To fit: 39-41" chest Yarn: fingering Needles: UK 10, 11 and 12. Metric 3.25mm, 3mm and 2.75mm. Tension:...