Some of my regular blog series are on hold for another week while I re-organize Crochet Concupiscence. Don’t worry; they’ll be back! I’m just going through some organizational hiccups. One of the series that will return soon is my 50 Years of Crochet serie, in which I’ve been looking (so far) at 1930s crochet. When it returns we’ll be looking at 1938 crochet but in the meantime I thought I’d roundup some of the best free 1930s crochet patterns available online.
1. 1930s Crochet Hat Pattern
There are a lot of really great 1930s crochet hat patterns available free online. I’ll have to do a complete roundup of just vintage hat patterns one of these days. But we’ll kick it off with this 1931 croché hat pattern published in The Western Mail.
2. 1930s Crochet Sweater Pattern
I love this detailed 1934 croché sweater top with matching belt and ascot. La free vintage crochet pattern está disponible en línea.
3. Vintage 1930s Crochet Baby Jacket Pattern
Este patrón de crochet libre from Monarch from the 1930s is available through Dragon Knits
4. Lacy Crochet Jumper Pattern
This is a wool thread crochet jumper pattern from the mid-1930s.
5. Crepe Paper Crochet Hat Pattern
This 1930s newspaper article not only shares a patrón de sombrero de ganchillo but actually shares a tutorial for making crepe paper yarn to crochet the hat with!
6. Springtime Filet Crochet Square Pattern
Filet crochet was popular in the 1930s. Here is a free vintage crochet pattern for a square that has springtime chicks for the design.
7. 1930s Crochet Bed Jacket Pattern
Este 1937 croché pattern is for a bed jacket made of medallions. It was common around this time for patterns to be made of motifs and then adapted so that the same pattern could be used to make a variety of different items.
8. Free Vintage Crochet Hat Pattern
I love the swirl design on this vintage crochet hat pattern de 1938.
9. Crochet Evening Jacket Pattern
Sentimental Baby shared the free vintage crochet pattern for this 1930s dress jacket. The post also shares the vintage knit pattern for the gown beneath the jacket.
10.Vintage Crochet Tea Cosy Pattern
1930s de los periódicos publican a menudo los patrones de ganchillo gratis, like this tea cosy pattern. ¿Quieres ver algunas modernas cozies té ganchillo? Check out the work of artist Karin Kempf.
Remember that sometimes the language is a little bit different in those old crochet patterns than the patterns that we are used to. They often used British crochet terms rather than American crochet abbreviations. They’re fun to work, aunque, so just be patient and play with them!
