Ellen Bruce

Crochet Shoulderette, Bedjacket Pattern Design 238

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Receiving callers after a period of illness is a sheer delight, especially when one is attired in one of the new lightweight shoulderettes. Crocheted in a fascinating cluster stitch, with the finest zephyr or two-ply saxony yarn, these jackets are not only dressy but offer the necessary protection to all invalids. Peach, soft yellow, pink, sea foam green, or blue, this jacket may be worn also when one is comfortably ensconced in bed for an evening's reading.

Vintage Crochet Shoulderette Pattern Design 238

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Crocheted Shoulderette: This pattern gives directions to crochet the shoulderette, or bedjacket, pictured. This is a very easy design, in cluster stitch, is a one size pattern. It features long sleeves with KNIT ribbed cuffs, and ribbon tied through picot stitching to create the small fold-over collar.

This is a Mail Order Design pattern purchased through newspapers and catalogs. The pattern was marketed as pattern No 238 by Needlework Bureau in 1940/1941 and then as X-238 by Ellen Bruce several times between 1942 and 1946.

Materials: 5 skeins Chiffon Zephyr or French Zephyr, or 12 half-ounce balls 2-ply Saxony yarn; 1 pair No. 2 knitting needles; 1 Bone Crochet Hook No 4; 1 yard of ribbon

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