




A crochet pinafore for a little girl
My favorite thing about this pattern is the little note on the second page. “Remember that you are only human and your moods show in your knitting and crocheting. Check your gauge as you progress…”
That’s good advice. Enjoy!





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10 Comments on "Have Some Vintage – a girl’s crochet pinafore"
Yay for a very busy well-loved blog!!!
Thanks, lol. I’m been busy leaving apology notes on message boards and emailing out copies of free patterns today. Yikes. I do hope those web-geeks get it straighten out soon. People want their free patterns and they are getting kind of impatient!
Congrats on the blog traffic! I guess that explains the difficulty some days in accessing your blog. I use my phone some & figured it was on my end. Oh how I looove vintage crochet! Made a pinafore similar to this for my daughter when she was 2 or 3 for Easter.used an old pattern then but somehow misplaced it. Thank you so much fot sharing these with us.
I do the same thing. The patterns themselves take a back seat to how many lives they have touched. I wonder about the stitchers that ordered this patterns and made it, and the little girls that grew up in lovely handmade items. But then I’m a sentimental squishy-squish.
And since you have been talking about it on your own blog, I feel free to broadcast this: Jenny’s is getting marred VERY soon! Her wedding is in just a few days so Big Congrats!
The very same pattern that I’ve seen young ladies today call their own original pattern. LOL As they say, “everything old is new again” – thanks for sharing these with the eworld. I have so many vintage pattern books from my aunts and mother that I won’t bother you to send me any. I have more patterns than I’ll ever be able to work up, which is okay by me.
Don’t we all? have more patterns than we will ever make? I collect patterns the way I collect books!
Many years ago I bought doll clothes patterns that were by Hazel. They were advertised in Virginia Lakin magazines. Do you think it was the same Hazel? I didn’t get the whole series and would truly jump for joy if you have what I am missing.