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> Woollen Pullover for the Autumn Tailleur
Woollen Pullover for the Autumn Tailleur
Self-colors always find place in the fashion scheme of things at all seasons of the year, and the autumn shades are so pleasing that many women will prefer to wear them separately, instead of combining two or three, as in former seasons. Plain-colored pullovers promise to be very popular for wear with the new tailleurs, and the design for which we are giving instructions is particularly suitable for this. The original model, which is hand-knitted in a soft shade of willow green, may be seen in the wool department at Farmer’s.
Materials.— 7 oz. Patons and Baldwins’ 4 -ply super. Two No. 8 and two No. 10 “Inox” Knitting Needles (Old UK).
Measurements. — Length from top of shoulder, 18 ½ in. Width all round at under-arm, 34 in. Length of sleeve from under-arm, 19 in.
Tension. — 7 stitches to the inch, measured over the plain, smooth fabric.
The front and back are worked bottom up, while the sleeves are worked top down.
- First published: February 1934
- Page created: April 17, 2021
- Last updated: January 12, 2022 …
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