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1919 Ribbed Pullover Sweater Vest Knitting Pattern 34"-36" Bust

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I absolutely adore this whimsical "pullover" from 1919. It makes a cute sweater vest, suitable for the WWI or early 1920's, or why not use it for modern wear? Especially chic over armistice blouses, as pictured. Wearing one will make your outfit unique!

No size listed, I have made this up and it fits a 34"-36" bust.

+++PLEASE NOTE: I colorized the image incorrectly. The original pattern calls for there to be three colors in this garment- the body of the slipover is one, the cord and buttons another, and the edging and rope are another.
I have included a photo of the one I made, but I deviated from the pattern, in that I crocheted the colored bands on the sleeves and the front and collar. The original calls for knitting. The cord is also done in a different technique.+++


--- MATERIAL REQUIRED ---

-Columbia Scotch Sweater Yarn- 3 balls turquoise, 1 ball white, 1 ball black (colorized image is my creation, originally black and white in the periodical)

- Knitting needles, Size 9 & size 3

-6 wooden button molds (you can substitute large plain buttons that you will cover. Use a similar color to your yarn)




--- ABOUT THIS DOWNLOAD ---
This digital pattern comes to you in PDF format and is 2 pages in length, including instructions and a picture remastered from authentic period materials. You will be able to download this PDF file after your order has been paid. This file is 1.97 MB in size.

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Carefully Researched

All of our patterns are carefully researched and based on either public domain materials or our own creations. Lauren applies her decades worth of practical application of historical fashion and technical skills when making these patterns, and often supplies watch points for making. External helps are available on Wearing History on YouTube and on Wearing History Blog to help you learn to sew history.