July 27, 2013

Garden Variety Vintage


This slim knit dress is a pretty (and slightly kitsch) vintage design that's right up my alley.  Its beautiful meandering florals were called the "rambler rose", a popular knitwear motif in the late 60s.

The leggy model was featured in a vintage knitting article that showcased knitwear patterns for the home crafter.  I'd love this knitted up in soft cashmere, or (ooh!) fluffy angora.

Shoes from Pappagallo - Jewelry from Kenneth Jay Lane - Chic from 1967!

Source: McCall's Needlework & Crafts Spring-Summer 1967.

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