Vintage clothing is still on the rise. It’s amazing how those clothes have come back into style. Many famous designers still take inspiration from vintage clothing to produce current. I can’t stay away.

You know when I designed this sweater it wasn’t suppose to look like this at all. I imagined it quite different, but when I finished and tried it on I found out that it had a special vintage look which wasn’t considered to be.

This vintage sweater is worked top down. it is a perfect method to make a crochet garment that really fit. There is a very beneficial advantage because you can try your unfinished garment on any time. To get a perfect fit, try the pullover on as you go, and add or subtract any length from the body or the sleeves before crocheting the edging.

Complete your vintage-inspired outfit with this amazing vintage sweater, it will work with many your different outfits perfectly.

The pattern is written in American crochet terms and includes detailed instructions with a lot of photos in progress. Don’t worry if you don’t have enough crochet experience, the pattern gives you an opportunity to build up your crochet skills.

Sizes: M, L-XL, 1X and 2X.

Yarn: Fingering (14 wpi) or Super Fine (4 ply) 49% wool 51% acrylic yarn (3.5 oz/428 yds (390m)/ 100 g. per skein): red - 5 (6, 6, 7) balls; milk - 1 ball.

Hooks: size G/6 (4 mm) hook.

Finished measurements:

• Bust: 39,2” (42,8”; 46,4”; 50”) /98 (107; 116; 125) cm;

• Length: 25,4” (26”; 27,2”; 28,4”) / 63,5 (65; 68; 71) cm;

• Sleeves: 24,8”/ 62 cm.

Pattern Skill Level: intermediate.

Number of pages: 34.