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It`s written for three (vintage) sizes: 14, 16 and 18. The first thing you need to do when you`re about to adapt an already existing pattern is to get to grips with the original and glean as much information as you can out of it – to do that you have to look& .. The pattern uses sport weight yarn at a gauge of 19 stitches over 3 inches, and is knit flat in pieces and seamed. vintage knitting patterns . But the range of books, patterns and guides out there can be really& ..I`m selling a selection of my vintage knitting pattern collection since I have waaaay more than I will ever be able to knit.There`s no gauge or sizing information (!), nothing about yarn weight, quantities, shades, or other materials required, and the `language` of these patterns would, I imagine, confuse any hand knitter either vintage or modern Vintage Fair Isle patterns often called for using “oddments” of yarn. I`ve made a dedicated page for the sale, which you can find linked long the top of the blog or here..D is for … Deconstruction. It was a great way to use up leftovers in a gloriously colorful fashion that was popular in the 1940s, as well as being part of the “make do and mend” mentality& ..In my post on campus-inspired vintage fashions, a number of you expressed that you really liked the Date-Maker sweater pattern that I showed! Here it is again… It comes from Columbia Style Book vol.Vintage knitting and sewing are clearly enjoying a resurgence of interest, judging from the incredible range of craft blogs and new publications on the subject. Final measurements at the bust are 34″, 36″ and 38″ I have been watching Mad Men Season 5, as I may have mentioned, and have the early 60s on the brain! Today`s vintage knitting pattern comes from 1962 - it`s a simple little sweater with a pretty yoke and tiny sleeves... 108, a 1946 knitting& .It`s been a while since I last shared some vintage knitting patterns with you all so I thought with the weather changing and the fact I have worn my coat for almost a week (to be fair I think I maybe getting used to it not being& It`s written for three (vintage) sizes: 14, 16 and 18. The first thing you need to do when you`re about to adapt an already existing pattern is to get to grips with the original and glean as much information as you can out of it – to do that you have to look& .. The pattern uses sport weight yarn at a gauge of 19 stitches over 3 inches, and is knit flat in pieces and seamed. nazi silver
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