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Intermediate
2 ply / Lace
US 7 / 4.5mm
Straight
Basic Shaping, Lace, Moss
When something says it’s reversible, we instantly do a happy dance! This bed jacket pattern is a real treasure and certainly embodies the elegance of the 1940s. If you try any of this week’s vintage patterns out for yourself, we’d love to see them!
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Let's Go Back In Time!
This pattern originally came from a 1932 edition of Aunt Kate's Knitting Book. Aunt Kate was a homely character who appeared in the newspapers of John Leng & Co in Dundee, notably the People’s Journal (1859-1986) which had a wide Scottish readership. Aunt Kate appeared around the later 1880s as a regular feature before having her own Aunt Kate series which ran in two series from late 1890-1910s and then 1933 onwards. Her books covered all sorts of homely pursuits from baking, cooking, knitting and sewing through to fortune-telling and dream interpretation.
©DC Thomson & Co Ltd
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