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btw it still exists ˆˆ
here's the written out link:
https://www.vam.ac.uk/articles/1940s-knitting-patterns
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btw it still exists ˆˆ
here's the written out link:
https://www.vam.ac.uk/articles/1940s-knitting-patterns
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Library Card Sweater Vest | Knitting Pattern - Sizes XS-5XL by prettygrandpa
Another rare knitting pattern! These Mothman socks are super cute and creative.
This free knitting pattern was designed by Emma Manos on Ravelry.
Sweater (probably American, 1895), The Metropolitan Museum of Art
The large gigot (leg-of-mutton) sleeves of this wool knitted sweater were one of the most distinctive silhouettes of 1890s fashion.
If you want to knit your own, a similar pattern was published in Fancy and Practical Knitting (1897) on pages 167-168.
Knitting Pattern - Strawberry Cake Sweater // knatalieknits
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guys i just found the knitting pattern of all time
THIS LISTING IS FOR THE PDF PATTERN ONLY, NOT THE FINISHED PIECE. REFUNDS WILL NOT BE GIVEN FOR DIGITAL ITEMS. -----------------------------
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Melt the ICE Hat Pattern
In the 1940’s, Norwegians made and wore red pointed hats with a tassel as a form of visual protest against Nazi occupation of their country. Within two years, the Nazis made these protest hats illegal and punishable by law to wear, make, or distribute. As purveyors of traditional craft, we felt it appropriate to revisit this design.
All proceeds from the sale of this pattern go to local immigrant aid organizations who will distribute the funds to those impacted by the actions of ICE.
Approximately 200 yards of RED yarn of your choice in fingering, DK, or Worsted weight.
The sample shown was knit in Blue Sky Fibers Skyland for the DK version
Suggested Needles
Fingering weight yarn: US #4 / 3.5mm
DK weight yarn: US #6 / 4mm
Worsted weight yarn: US #8 / 5mm
There is also a crochet pattern available HERE