1930s Ladies V-Neck Jumper Vintage Knitting Pattern Bust 36

A lovely example of a jumper from the 1930s. It’s worked in a tweed yarn with V-lace panels
worked back and front. The sleeves have rib to the elbow and a plain top. The V-neck is a
nice casual touch for everyday wear.

The original materials used were: 6 ozs. (171g) Paton’s “Lorna” Wool (shade 755), and 1 oz.
(29g) Beehive (or Paton’s Super) Scotch Fingering 3-ply in white. Two No. 6 (5mm) and two
No. 10 (3.25mm) knitting needles.

Measurements: Length from top of shoulder, 19 inches. Width all round at underarm,
38 inches. Length of sleeve from underarm, 18 inches.

Tension: 5-1/2 stitches to the inch measured over the plain smooth fabric.

You can either buy the printed version and have it mailed to you or the PDF download
version, if you’d rather get started straight away!