Vintage Knits: Warm-Weather Dresses from 1967
I posted some ads from a 1967 McCall’s Needlework & Crafts issue the other day, and promised to show you some of the knitting patterns. Here are some groovy spring and summer dresses, and their patterns.
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I want to like that top dress, but those little sleeve ruffles are alarming.
It would have more dignity without the ruffles, but dignity’s not the only thing. There’s also ruffly-ness to consider. Won’t someone please think about the ruffly-ness?