A Bertha Blouse doesn't sound very attractive - but it looks so easy to knit and wear!
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This simple pattern comes from Vogue's 4th Book of Knitting and Crochet (1936), and is suggested to be knit in white, with two green stripes.
If you were looking for a good place to start with using a vintage knitting pattern, this might be just the ticket!
To fit: 36 inch bust
Needles: 2.75mm
Yarn: Fingering weight. A light fingering weight chenille was used in the original, but a cotton or linen yarn would be a good substitute.
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This simple pattern comes from Vogue's 4th Book of Knitting and Crochet (1936), and is suggested to be knit in white, with two green stripes.
If you were looking for a good place to start with using a vintage knitting pattern, this might be just the ticket!
To fit: 36 inch bust
Needles: 2.75mm
Yarn: Fingering weight. A light fingering weight chenille was used in the original, but a cotton or linen yarn would be a good substitute.
