1959 No. 80 Bernat Mirsa of Italy Bulky-Knits Catalog


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1959 No. 80 Bernat Mirsa of Italy Bulky-Knits Catalog – Style No. 5975–80 Children’s Sweater Pattern – Good Condition

This original 1959 Bernat Bulky-Knits catalog, Volume No. 80, features timeless mid-century knitting designs, including Style No. 5975–80—a delightful children’s colorwork sweater pattern. Featured in a black-and-white photo with a life-sized kangaroo prop, the page captures a classic era of knitwear design with charming styling and playful detailing.

The catalog is in good condition, with minimal surface wear appropriate for its age. The item shown in the listing is the exact one you will receive.
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Pattern Overview:

  • Garment Type: Children’s long-sleeve pullover sweater

  • Necklines:

    • Girl's version: crewneck with vertical colorwork motif

    • Boy's version (pictured left): v-neck with crest design (likely detailed on a separate page)

  • Design Feature: Decorative vertical panel with geometric shapes (likely diamonds or Xs)


Sizing:

  • Pattern written for Size 4

  • Instructions include adjustments for Sizes 6, 8, and 10 in parentheses


Materials Needed:

  • Yarn:

    • Main Color (MC): Bernat Nylo Germantown (2 oz. skeins) – 4 (4–5–5)

    • Contrast Colors A & B: Bernat Bobo-Germantown (20 yd. cards) – 2 cards each

  • Needles:

    • Straight knitting needles sizes 5 and 8, or size needed to match gauge

    • One set of double-pointed needles, size 5

  • Notions: None beyond needles and yarn specified


Gauge:

  • 5 stitches 1 inch

  • 7 rows 1 inch


Design Notes:

  • Construction: Knit flat with classic shaping for shoulders and neckline

  • Colorwork:

    • Charted instructions included

    • Graphic chart symbols provided for MC, Color A, and Color B

  • Finishing: Includes standard blocking and shoulder seaming instructions


A nostalgic and collectible piece for vintage pattern lovers, mid-century knitters, and those recreating classic children’s garments. This 1959 pattern brings back an era of detailed, thoughtful construction paired with playful design, ideal for home knitters or archive collectors.

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