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| BESTWAY SLEEVELESS PULLOVER I love this little jumper … sadly too small for me, the instructions are for 34″ bust. Classic 1940s sleeveless pullover in ‘a charming diamond pattern’. The diamond stitch is ‘easily worked and most effective’. Original wool used: 6oz Lister’s Lavenda 3-ply, No.10 knitting needles and 1 set of four No.13 knitting needles. |
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| LEE TARGET CARDIGAN Elegant 1950s lady’s cardigan, the sleeves are unusually knitted all in one as part of the body. Great range of sizes too: 32″-34″/36″-38″/40″-42″ Originally worked using 14/16/18oz Motoravia DK |
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| AFTERNOON STYLE JUMPER Lovely jumper in 3 sizes with striped waistband (hiding cunningly concealed pockets) and sleeve welts. From a 1956 Stitchcraft pull-out. Great range of sizes again: 34″-35″/36″-37″/38″-39″ Originally worked using 10/11oz Patons Beehive Fingering 4-ply (plus 2/3oz contrasting colour). |
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| MISS MARPLE SCARF Skiff’s interpretation of a classic, the so-called Miss Marple scarf came about through an email from an eagle-eyed Miss Marple viewer who’d spotted the scarf during an episode and wanted the pattern. Skiff obliged and made one up, only to later find it already out there on the web! The Skiff version used UK Alpaca, a lovely soft DK. |
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| SKIFF’S 1930s SWAGGER SCARF Another garter stitch scarf, another Skiff interpretation of a vintage classic … this one was originallly a 1930s P&B pattern leaflet for which I found the advertisement but not the pattern. So I made it up …The Skiff version used Jamieson & Smith 2-ply Jumper Weight. |

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