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Tag: longsleeves

October 26, 2018January 27, 2019 Caroline Brooks

Free Vintage Knitting Pattern: Patons 169 Ladies Sweater from 1940s

August 23, 2016January 27, 2019 Caroline Brooks

Free Knitting Pattern for a Traditional Gansy a.k.a Guernsey

August 22, 2016August 19, 2016 Caroline Brooks

Free Vintage Knitting Pattern – Thirties Men’s Sweater

August 19, 2016August 19, 2016 Caroline Brooks

Free Vintage Knitting Pattern – Bestway 1721 Fair Isle Cardigan from WW2

August 5, 2016 Caroline Brooks

Free Vintage Knitting Pattern from 1930’s – Harlequin

  • ladieswear
  • Sweater
  • short sleeves
  • jumper
  • 28 inch bust
  • 30 inch bust
  • 32 inch bust
  • 34 inch bust
  • 36 inch bust
  • 37 inch bust
  • 38 inch bust
  • 40 inch bust
  • 42 inch bust
  • 43 inch bust
  • 3 ply
  • 4 ply
  • 5 ply
  • 8 ply
  • DK
  • Chunky
  • cardigan
  • menswear
  • vintage knitting magazine
  • 2 ply
  • unusual stitch
  • children’s
  • raglan sleeves
  • twinset
  • Gifts
  • girls
  • free vintage crochet
  • jacket
  • hats
  • shortsleeves
  • longsleeves
  • longsleeves
  • sleeveless
  • cables
  • pullover
  • accessories
  • boys
  • gloves
  • socks
  • beret
  • scarf
  • polo neck
  • coat
  • teens
  • cap
  • underwear
  • collar
  • sideways knit
  • tank top
  • waistcoat
  • juliet cap
  • Miss Marple Scarf
  • free guernsey pattern
  • guernsey
  • gansy
  • fisherman’s sweater
  • unisex
  • tyrolean
  • shawl
  • tippet
  • bed jacket
  • swimsuit
  • skirt
  • swagger coat

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I’m happy to post all my vintage pattern for free, but in return please consider donating what you think a knitting pattern is worth to this charity. My best friend died of this horrid form of muscular dystrophy last year and his son’s story is on the website here.

If you can’t afford to donate, perhaps share the myotonic dystrophy page above with your friends on Facebook and ask them to chip in £1 or $1 for you.

The family of my friend has seen the lab which uses the funds for it’s research and I know every penny goes to good use.

TO DONATE GO TO – https://donate.musculardystrophyuk.org/public/landing.aspx?content=Congenital-Myotoni-%20Dystrophy-Fight-Fund