Free Patterns : Fair Isle and Colourwork 2 – 1940s Jumper from Needlework Illustrated

This is from Needlework Illustrated issue 185, which I found in Oxfam charity shop in Totnes. It’s a post-war magazine, but has no obvious date. Rather annoyingly the pattern is spread throughout the magazine, but I’ve edited to just the relevant bits and duplicated the chart in a bigger picture size. I love that on page 2 the jumper is modelled by “Mrs. Anne Rawnsley, well-known for her impeccable taste in clothes.” I’d like to be known for impeccable taste one day.

Here is the Google Docs version.

3 comments

  1. earleybird777 – United Kingdom – Slightly dippy,female of the species who loves a myriad of subjects including,knitting, jewellery making, reading (mostly true & fictional crime books), walking with my dog, sewing, watching TV (comedy,true & fictional crime,documentaries, films & a multitude of other subjects), swimming,gardening,listening to music, taking photo's of stuff I find interesting, running a karaoke disco with my hubby & caravaning.
    earleybird777 says:

    Thank you so much for all of your hard work on sharing this wonderful pattern with us 🙂 You really do seem to be charmed when it comes to lucky finds in charity shops I never seem to find any patterns as wonderful as you do 😉

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