Additional information
| Media | Paper pattern, Downloadable PDF pattern |
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This elegant lace blouse design comes from the 1950s and has a softly shaped scoop neckline
that sits comfortably and flatters the shoulders. It’s worked in a fine 3-ply yarn, giving the
finished piece a light, refined feel that’s ideal for warmer weather or layering under a jacket
or cardigan.
The blouse is knitted in a delicate lace stitch that adds texture without feeling fussy, making
it easy to wear with both skirts and trousers. The original pattern uses Bernat Corette, a
fingering-weight yarn, and is worked on two needle sizes to create a clean structure and an
even fabric.
Needle sizes and yarn references are given in US standards, but a conversion chart is included
to help you match materials accurately wherever you’re knitting.
The pattern is written for three sizes, fitting 32-, 34-, and 36-inch bust measurements. Tension
is clearly stated so you can achieve the intended drape and fit, and the instructions are well
suited to knitters who enjoy working with fine yarns and classic lace textures.
