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The National Library of Australia has made hundreds of free vintage knitting patterns available for keen knitters. Here's where to find free knitting pattenrs

Today's lovely pattern comes from the Jack Frost Blouse Book, Volume 25 from 1937. The Jack Frost patterns have a very interesting way of co...

Hello! Happy Monday! I’ve got a great little freebie for you today. I am sharing two ladies vest patterns from Dainty Work for Pleasure and Profit from 1902. There are actually two vest patterns included, but only one was pictured, which is the one above. It was a little too tricky to post all the […]Continue Reading...

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This 1940s pullover’s all over heart pattern is perfectly kitschy without being over the top. Styled the right way it’s perfect for a night out with your honey but can also be dressed down for a cozy night at home watching your favorite romantic comedy. The Heart Pullover is knit in pieces from the bottom up with set-in sleeves. It has an all-over pattern of stockinette hearts against a reverse stockinette background. There are three sizes with bust measurements of 29”, 31” and 33”. The…

A few years back I purchased a full-length cloth coat at the local thrift store. Most likely a late '50s/early '60s design, it closes with one button at the neck and has a slight A-line style. It fit perfect. It was in mint condition. It only cost $3.00. The hangup? It was peptol-bismol pink. After building up a little courage, I began wearing it around town. Later that winter I added a mink collar that I found at the same thrift store. Needless to say, I love it. And I've finally made a hat…

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These Vintage Style Cloche Free Knitting Patterns are perfect for creating your own cloche hat to add a touch of elegance and sophistication.

Keep warm during sweater season in this classy 1960s cable rib pullover. This raglan sleeve sweater would be perfect for chilly Autumn nights by a bonfire or staying warm on a lazy weekend during the winter. This sweater is knit from the bottom up in pieces with raglan sleeves. It features a rolled turtleneck and a chunky cable rib stitch. There are three sizes with bust measurements of 32”, 34” and 36”. The pattern calls for 1,400(1,400, 1,680) yrds of worsted weight yarn in 100% wool or…

Twin sets can be a bit boring – but not this one! There’s more to this design than meets the eye. Take another look at the jumper – the square neckline is just that bit different, and the sleeves look to be a modified raglan?...