Jumper with Distinctive Finish
by Patons & Baldwins
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© The Land
Jumper with Distinctive Finish
Here is a jumper with quite an unusual neck finish that is attractive and easy to do. ANOTHER feature is the fashionable stripe effect which the fancy pattern creates. This also gives an illusion of slimness to those who happen to be on the plump side.
Jumper instructions 2
Jumper instructions 3
MATERIALS.
7 oz Paton’s 4-ply super wool (The Land) / Paton’s “Rose” Fingering Wool (P&B)
Two No. 8 and two No. 10 “Inox” knitting needles (Old UK)
MEASUREMENTS.
Length from top of shoulder, 18½ inches
Width all round at under-arm, 34 inches
Length of sleeve from under-arm, 19 inches
The front and back of the jumper are worked bottom up, while the sleeves are worked top down.
For more information, see:
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/104218399
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