Patons Vintage Knitting Patterns for Classic Styles

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Vintage 32 knitting patterns for women: sweater, cardigan and vest. Patterns are given for size 14 or 14 to 16.

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Penny Twinset is a vintage 1940s woman’s cardigan + pullover twinset sweater knitting pattern from Patons 184 magazine. ★ Cardigan Size: • Bust 35\

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Lucille Cardigan is a vintage 1940s woman’s cardigan sweater knitting pattern from Patons 184 magazine. ★ Size: • Bust 35\

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Phillipa Jacket is a vintage 1940s woman’s cardigan jacket sweater knitting pattern from Patons Knitting Book No. 172. ★ Size: • Bust 36\

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Patons 321 and 309 – knitting with Patons Angora yarns, circa early 50s. Two complete booklets (20 pages and 16 pages, respectively) scanned into high resolution PDFs. Angora yarns were really at their hayday during the late 1940s and early 1950s. Delicate, fuzzy and warm, they injected a touch of glamour that was sorely needed after WWII. Many of these patterns are multi-sized. A total of 17 delightful patterns, including: – berets (look at those twins, beautiful!) – dolman sleeved boleros – angora and angora edged gloves – angora sweaters and pullovers – cabled sweaters and a two-toned cardigan This listing is for the above PDF pattern, available by Instant Download. I can also email it to you instead if requested. *************************** Need help resizing a vintage pattern? Check out ByGumByGolly’s amazing series on her blog – http://blog.bygumbygolly.com/2011/02/briar-rose-vintage-kal-resizing.html *************************** *EU Customers* Special note for my lovely EU Customers – if you’d prefer a custom listing for an emailed pattern to avoid the Digital Goods Tax (VAT) please send me a message with the patterns you would like. *Public Domain* All my vintage patterns are out of copyright (public domain). Public domain means you can make anything from the pattern to sell (just please don’t resell or pirate the PDF, thanks!). *Pattern Notes* These patterns have been pre-loved down the through the years, and original owner’s names and notations may be visible on the scans. All my patterns have a faint watermark (sorry). *Using the ePattern* You’ll need Adobe to open the file. I can also email you the file if you wish, just PM me. Stuck on some of the knitting terms or instructions they used back in the day? I’m happy to provide technical support to the best of my ability xx

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Back on May 30th, I promised that if I could find the classic vintage slippers pattern I’ve always used, that I would post it here. Well I found it. And I scanned it. And now I’m posting it! Everyone has their favourite patterns. For me, they are patterns from back in the 60s and 70s – free patterns by Patons for Canadiana yarn. I think I knit this slipper pattern exclusively for years! I didn’t knit anything else. Just slippers. If you’d rather buy knitted items than knit them, then you should check out my etsy shop! ennadoolf.etsy.com with a Knitting Boutique featuring handknit scarves, hats, dishcloths and more .. plus my own knitting patterns. And if you want me to make you slippers, contact me!

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