1930s Ladies Two Colour Jumper – Vintage Knitting Pattern

This beautiful sweater design dates from 1935 and features a striking two-colour, two-pattern effect
that feels both eye-catching and timeless. It’s the kind of piece that looks special without being
fussy, perfect for anyone who loves classic vintage style.

The knitting itself is enjoyable and straightforward, worked in a combination of simple stocking
stitch and an elegant lace stitch. Once the knitting is complete, the sweater is finished with
charming little cross-bars, adding a decorative detail that really sets the design apart.

The finished measurements are designed for a 36-inch bust, with a length of 20 inches and an
18-inch sleeve seam, creating a flattering and authentic 1930s silhouette.

The pattern is worked in Lavenda 3-ply yarn, using approximately 6 ounces (about 170g) of
the main colour and 2 ounces (about 57g) of a contrasting shade. You’ll also need a small
scrap of the contrast yarn for the cross-bars, a pair each of old UK No. 9 and No. 12 needles,
and a medium crochet hook for the finishing touches.

The tension is 7 stitches to the inch when pressed, making this a satisfying and rewarding
vintage knit from start to finish.