Five free modernised vintage lovely knitting patterns

lexa34 · 29 August 2008 at 5:52PM

Vintage Knitwear for Modern Knitters: five free patterns to download

Combine the current vogue for vintage with the craze for knitting and what do you get? A public hungry for old-fashioned patterns they can make at home- you can download five of the book's elegant patterns from The Telegraph's website. The book must be great.

These are ALL lovely- wish I could knit- didn't know where there was a knitting/ moneysaving board if someone could direct me??????
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/fashion/graphics/2008/08/31/knitwear_final.pdf

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Pip26 · 29 August 2008 at 6:08PM

Thanks - I can't knit either but its worth finding someone who can and paying them! As you say all the designs are nice but I 'specially like the first two - when I say can't knit my mum once told me how to knit string disclothes but I couldn't get the hang of it!!!!!!!!!

just_thrifty · 29 August 2008 at 6:37PM

These are lovely, thanks! I'm a lapsed knitter- am trying to get back into it again with baby things. More likely to finish them as they're small!! Think there's a knitting thread on the Old Style Moneysaving board.

lexa34 · 29 August 2008 at 6:42PM

Thanks- I learnt finger knitting in primary school! They are all lovely aren't they. Thanks for posting and thanking!!

redagila · 29 August 2008 at 6:47PM

I have some old knitting pattern books, so if you really want to cut back on your utility bills, I have knitting patterns for:
lace camiknickers, vests, woollen footlets, socks, ribbed or mesh stockings, as well as scarf & glove sets, jumpers, etc. And, of course, the latest fashion item you must have - a matching bag & glove set! Or if you are off on holiday, a lovely knitted swimsuit!

MoJo · 30 August 2008 at 5:13AM

redagila wrote: »

I have some old knitting pattern books, so if you really want to cut back on your utility bills, I have knitting patterns for:
lace camiknickers, vests, woollen footlets, socks, ribbed or mesh stockings, as well as scarf & glove sets, jumpers, etc. And, of course, the latest fashion item you must have - a matching bag & glove set! Or if you are off on holiday, a lovely knitted swimsuit!

Are you serious? Cos I'm interested

**Amy** · 30 August 2008 at 7:13AM

Thank you. I will pass these onto my mum as she loves knitting.

With a slight hint from me! :rotfl:

redagila · 30 August 2008 at 10:35PM

MoJo wrote: »

Are you serious? Cos I'm interested

It was only a joke but I do actually have 4 old books (1930/40) full of patterns, instructions how to knit & crochet & information on stitches, etc.

pm me & let me know what interests you & I will check through the books & see if I can scan the patterns for you.

Anyone else who might want to try knitting, I can let you have the instructions for the basics.

janeym8 · 30 August 2008 at 10:45PM

thanks for these.I have just started knitting again after about a 15 year "holiday"

janey xxx

clairefun · 2 September 2008 at 4:28PM

Ooh lovely - obsessive knitter here currently working on this years Christmas gifts - I think that scarf may do well as a gift for someone....

Terri_Martin · 2 September 2008 at 8:49PM

Thank you. I use a knitting machine, but with a bit of maths I can convert these. Great find. Thanks again.

Five free modernised vintage lovely knitting patterns

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