1940's Knitting - Cable and Rib Sweater

Cable and Rib Sweater

To fit 32-36 inch bust (stretchy)

Yarn: fingering weight / Needles: 3.25mm and 2.75mm

'The stretchy rib and cables mean that it will fit a variety of sizes, and the sleeves have a nice puffed forties look which is really flattering'

Kindly shared by the lovely Bex over at Subversive Femme

Free 1940's Womens Cable Sweater Knitting Pattern Here

1930's Knitting - A Simple Jumper

A Simple Jumper
December 1935 Edition of Good Needlework34-36" Bust

Knitted in a simple stripe design with smart lines, this is great for a beginner, as it is entirely worked in knit and pearl stitches. The original is for a 35" bust, but because the pattern repeat is only over 6 stitches, its an easy one to size up.

Pattern kindly shared by the lovely Lucy from 1940's Style For You

Free 1930's Knitting Pattern Here

1950's Knitting - Buttoned & Yoked Jumper

Buttoned & Yoked Jumper 1952

Housewife magazine March 1952

34-36" Bust

Kindly reproduced by Miss Rayne who blogs over at Vintage Chic

Free 1950's Knitting Pattern Here

1930's Knitting - Such a Sunny Design

Such a Sunny Design

33-34" Bust 

Kindly Reproduced by Faded Splendour

Free 1930's Knitting Pattern Here

1940's Knitting - A Jumper With Essential Fashion Points

A Jumper With Essential Fashion Points
Stitchcraft Leaflet 1940's
30-32" Bust 3 Ply

Pattern kindly shared by the lovely Lucy from 1940's Style For You

Free 1940's Knitting Pattern Here

1930's Knitting - A Slant on Autumn Chic

A Slant on Autumn Chic

1933 Stitchcraft

(34″ bust)

Kindly reproduce by the lovely Liz from Zilredoh

Free 1930's Pdf Knitting Pattern Here

1940's Knitting - Lacy Jumper

Lacy Jumper

Pattern kindly shared by the lovely Lucy from 1940's Style For You

Free Pattern Here

1940's Knitting - Ribbed Blouse

Ribbed Blouse 1942

(14,16 & 18)

Kindly reproduced by Serverina from Vintage Stitch-O-Rama

Free Knitting Pattern Here

1940's Knitting - For Cold Days Jumper

For Cold Days Jumper

30-32" Bust

Kindly Reproduced by Anna from A Few Threads Loose

Free Pattern Here

1940's Knitting - Biscay, Men's Patterned Jumper

Biscay, Men's Patterned Jumper in Two Sizes

In chest sizes 37-38 inches, and 41-42 inches

Another treat from Bex over at Subversive Femme

Free Pattern Here

1930's Knitting - The Knock About Jumper

The Knock About Jumper

January 1936 stitchcraft

Pattern Kindly Reproduced by Liz who blogs over at Zilredloh

Free Pattern Here

1940's Knitting - Balmoral Dress

Balmoral

from Sun-glo Knitting Book, Series 80 (32-34")

Kindly reproduced by Knitting with Poppyrocks

Free Pattern Here

1940's Knitting - Winter Sunshine Dress

Winter Sunshine Dress

from Sun-glo Knitting Book, Series 80 (32-34")

Kindly reproduced by Knitting with Poppyrocks

Free Pattern Here

1940's Knitting - Country Gardens Dress

Country Gardens Dress

from Sun-glo Knitting Book, Series 80 (32-34")

Kindly reproduced by Knitting with Poppyrocks

Free Pattern Here

1950's Knitting - Jumper will Roll-Collar

Jumper will Roll-Collar (32-34")

from 1951 Stitchcraft

Kindly reproduced by Knitting with Poppyrocks

Free Pattern Here

1930's Knitting - Glesa Angora Slip-over

Glesa Angora Slip-over

Minerva Stitches and Styles Booklet (size 16)

Kindly reproduced by Sandra at Vintage Stitches and Styles

Free Pattern Here

1930's Knitting - Fairlee 2 Piece Suit

Fairlee 2 Piece Suit

Minerva Stitches and Styles Booklet (size 16)

Kindly reproduced by Sandra at Vintage Stitches and Styles

Free Pattern Here

1930's Knitting - Dana 2 Piece Velveteen Costume

Dana 2 Piece Velveteen Costume

Minerva Stitches and Styles Booklet  (Size 16)

Kindly reproduced by Sandra at Vintage Stitches and Styles

Free Pattern Here

1930's Knitting - An Aristocrat in White and Scarlet

An Aristocrat in White and Scarlet

Australian Woman's Weekly 1935
(32" Bust)

"You’ll agree this jumper is lovely enough to set every knitting needle a-flying! Featuring the new, wide shoulder effect, this delightful diagonal-rib jumper combines scarlet and white - that much loved color combination - very effectively. The back, front and sleeves are knitted up to a certain point, joined together, then all the stiches are picked up on four needles and the yoke is worked round and round as you would for a stocking. Use two needles to make the body and sleeves."

Free Pattern Here

1960's Knitting - Ribbed Pullover

Ribbed Pullover

Good Housekeeping Needlecraft issue from Fall-Winter, 1968-69

Kindly reproduced by Lolarusa who blogs over at The Chawed Rosin

Free Pattern Here