As I was bit under-the-weather, I decided to just film this casual knitting/sewing chat about some of my favourite (and not-so-favourite) "quickly made patterns". I focused on the 1920s and 1930s, as I consider it one of the best decades for speedy-patterns.
PS: Apologizes for the lighting in this video. No idea what was going on with my auto-white balance! It seems to have been struggling with the purple outfit.
Patterns mentioned in this video:
0:00 Intro
3:12 The One Hour Dress
6:42 The Three Hour Sweater
10:15 Six O’Clock Chic Blouse
13:40 Made in a Few Days
15:57 A Smart Winter Sports Coat
16:48 Other "Bonus" Patterns
Links:
The One Hour Dress
www.antiquepat... (this a free copy of a 1925 edition of the book, although it’s less detailed than the reprint edition I have from: tidd.ly/33KVQXO * )
The Three Hour Sweater
www.ravelry.co...
thevintagepatt...
Six O’Clock Chic Blouse
www.pinterest.... (couldn’t find it where I did before, but here is a copy found on Pinterest)
Made in a Few Days
www.ravelry.co...
trove.nla.gov....
A Smart Winter Sports Coat
www.ravelry.co...
trove.nla.gov....
Cosy Cardigan in a few Days
www.ravelry.co...
trove.nla.gov....
Attractive Light-Weight Jumper
www.ravelry.co...
trove.nla.gov....
Evening Wrap Made right on the Figure
tidd.ly/3hbB7zv *
Note: links marked with a * are affiliate links, which just means I earn a small commission (at no extra cost to you) on items purchased through the link. I’ve tried to keep this list to as many free patterns as possible, but there are just so many great books on Etsy that I had to mention a couple from there too!
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17 авг 2024