Vintage Knitting Pattern Archive

Vintage Knitting Pattern Archive

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October 22, 2019October 9, 2019 Caroline Brooks

1950s Rose Motif Sweater in short or long sleeves – Weldons A791 – Free Vintage Knitting Pattern

October 16, 2019October 8, 2019 Caroline Brooks

1940s Lady’s Sweater – Patons 161 – Free Vintage Knitting Pattern

October 15, 2019October 8, 2019 Caroline Brooks

1940s Ladies Sweater top – Patons 968- free vintage knitting patterns

October 13, 2019October 8, 2019 Caroline Brooks

1940’s Ladies Sweater – Patons 114 – free vintage knitting pattern

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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