Anyone out there remember when I mentioned reworking old patterns??
Well I thought I would share a few I have made
Cary, in Bendigo Woollen Mills (BWM) Classic 5ply from Patons R26 with a few mods
Another Cary, in BWM Luxury 4ply, only mod being the change in colour
Chickadee Vest, in BWM Classic 5ply, another Patons R18 pattern
Singlet in BWM Cotton 8ply, Patons Heirloom 4ply pattern ( a new book with old patterns)
Another singlet, called Pam, from BWM Cotton 4ply, Patons R23 pattern
and
Rosebud (which for some reason wants to go sideways ) in BWM Luxury 4ply, Patons 2429
And the very lovely Dorothy, Hooks 'n' Grannies, sent this beautiful old pattern book, which I can’t wait to use
It will definitely have mods though as they are so intricate
Oh such lovely knits, all beautiful. I really love the red one and the little singlets.
ReplyDeleteLovely, very sweet indeed.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to my blog and I'm glad you like the 'vintage' book. I love all the little singlets/vests you've made, especially the Chickadee one which looks like something I'd be able to manage. Is the pattern available online?
ReplyDeleteYou certainly have been busy Maria. They look great!
ReplyDeleteLovely knits! They have turned out beautifully.
ReplyDeletebeautifully knitted Maria. Old patterns are a real winner :))
ReplyDeleteBeautiful baby knits Maria, the old patterns just keep coming back don't they!
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ReplyDeleteHello ,
I’m Barbara and I write from Milan, in Italy.
I follow your blog , I am particularly interested the pattern that you published
Southern Star
Pam
I ask permission to Italian translation for make it known to my knit-friends for my blog www.tricotting.com
Naturally, I will send you PDF italian transalation for your use
In the transalation will insert the link to your blog and I will quote you as an author.
The italian translation of your pattern is solely for personal use, non-profit
Thank you very much for your permission.
Await your response .
I am very glad to have met you
Thanks
Barbara
(barbara.ajroldi@alice.it)
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