The Vintage Pattern Files: 1960's Knitting

Saturday 11 March 2023

1960's Knitting - Kimberly Jumper

The Vintage Pattern Files: Free 1960s Style Knitting Pattern - Women's Cosy Sweater

1960's Style Kimberly Jumper

Bust 32–34, 36–38, 40-42, 44-46 Inches

Knit this women's colour block and textured sweater a free pattern as part of the Rowan Studio 28 collection, a design by Ruth Green using the beautiful yarn Kid Classic (lambswool and kid mohair). With a funnel neck and three-quarter-length sleeves, this knitting pattern is for the beginner knitter

Pattern Written in English, Dutch, German & French!!

Pattern by Ruth Green found on the Love Craft Website

Free 1960s Style Women's JumperKnitting Pattern Here

3 comments:

Kate19 March 2015 at 15:10
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This is an ongoing project and I welcome any help or suggestions that you can give, so please feel free to leave a comment or a suggestion for a pattern link, all help will always be credited and very much appreciated :-) Spam will be deleted!

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