For your knitting pleasure, here are three fab vintage 1966 shawl patterns! I love the beautiful mod models, and the shawls are absolutely stunning. Knitted in fluffy mohair, style #3193-135 has a groovy swirly circular motif that is very striking. Style #3194-135 looks very chic pinned with a giant jeweled brooch. There is also style… Read more »
Posts Tagged: angora
Vintage 40s Fuzzy Wuzzy Angora Sweater Knitting Pattern
As an angora lover, I was thrilled to come across this sweet vintage early 40s knitting pattern for a fuzzy wuzzy “for sunny warmth” angora sweater! Short-sleeved, jewel neckline and rows of delicate cabling lend a stylish touch to showcase the fluffy angora yarn. Perfect for those upcoming fall and winter days –so get knitting!… Read more »
Fab Vintage 60s Angora Head Scarf Knitting Pattern
I just had to share this fab 1960s knitting pattern for a head scarf. Perfect for the upcoming chilly days, you can rock the mod 60s head scarf look, and keep your ears warm! Made in either fluffy angora or mohair, it is triangular with tie strings. The instructions look pretty easy, so it’s a… Read more »
Vintage Angora Sweaters
Now that autumn is firmly ensconced, I turn my attention once again to those lovely angora sweaters. I love angora sweaters, but my special devotion lies with vintage angora! You see, most of the new angora sweaters that you find today are flimsy, thin, and in a blend with about five other fibers, leaving the… Read more »
June 11 is World Wide Knit in Public Day!
Grab your yarn and knitting needles and GET OUT THERE tomorrow! The second Saturday in June is officially “World Wide Knit in Public Day”. Yes, it’s time to show off your fancy stitching to the adoring masses. Public events are being held all around the world on Saturday, June 11th, and will continue throughout the… Read more »
Sweet Vintage 50s Cropped Cardigan Knitting Pattern
I realize that it may seem a bit odd that I’m posting knitting patterns when it’s almost summer, but it has been so cool and rainy here in Seattle that it seems like perfect knitting weather! I am not one to knit in hot weather; I find it most sticky and annoying. But for those… Read more »