Bohus Stickning, the Myrten
I tried doing a mosaic so that these photos would load faster, but I didn't succeed. So, without further ado, here are photos of Susanna Hansson's vintage Myrten sweater with replacement button. It was designed by Kirsten Olson in 1963. The yoke was knit from the top down, then the stitches for the back, front, and sleeves were segregated and knit flat, because side seams were a sign of quality.
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posted by sweetfigs | 8:03 AM
4 Comments:
Perfect! Right down to the precious pearl button.
Absolutely gorgeous.
Hello Sock Pal, I thought it was about time I dropped by and said Hi. I've been reading your blog and was really impressed with this Bohus workshop. The commitment to make these garments with such fine yarn is huge, they're fantastic. You have more patience than me I think. :)
Ooo, my Sockapalooza pal is afoot!
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