Leisure hours spent with friends who have “quite a lot to tell us,” and to whom we have an equal lot to tell, may be profitably spent with extra large needles, knitting a simple, straight piece of fabric which is afterwards cleverly sewn together to form this graceful dolman style of bed-jacket. There is no undue concentration, and no “counting” necessary; hence its popularity. The lining is knitted exactly as outer part, and in contrasting color. The corners are folded back to form pyramid cuffs and revers of the lining, giving a delightful effect.

The pattern is found on page 2.

Materials required:
3 ozs. Hyacinth Blue, 2-ply wool
3 ozs. White 2-ply wool
1 pair No. 1 Knitting Needles (Old UK)
No. 2 Crochet Hook
1½ yards of Ribbon for Tie