Year – 1940s
Size – 34, 36 inch busts
Yarn Size – 3 ply
If only there was a chart for it, like modern knitting patterns. You can always make your own using chartminder.com. I don’t find La Laine patterns very often. They seem to be a brand name of Bairns-wear, which was a Nottingham brand. I’m *really sorry *there is a very unacceptable word in one of the yarn colour names.
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I Saw This Just Browsing. I Said “Oh, I Like That” Then I Scrolled Down Only To Find Out This Jumper And I Have The Same Name… Absolutely Amazing. I Guess It’s A Sign That I Should Make One! Thanks So Much. Cheers!
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Many thanks for sharing this! I have just bound off my sleeves and am in the process of weaving all my ends in for blocking. Trying to get my head around designing a matching sweater for a twinset with a fair isle yoke.
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Thank you for the pattern. I am making it now. I’ve just finished the back and one front.
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Will you be able to share a picture when it’s done? I’d love to see it. I’m @sunnystitcher on Instagram.
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Hi,
the kntting girls from Stephen and Penelope in Amsterdam ( yes my and my friends)are going to knit this as a KAL ,
Jenneke spotted this pattern in an episode of Midsommer murders and i’ll found it on the internet http://midsomermurders.org/villagedead6.htm and Anouk rememberred the pattern from Ravelry
Thanks for sharing,on the moment we debating the colours 🙂
greetings from Jacky van der Meulen aka DutchJacky on Ravelry
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Wonderful! I must make this.
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Sooo pretty! Thanks for sharing 🙂
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