The pattern is found on page 29 of the PDF from Antique Library.

This snug garment will furnish warmth enough to permit of silk and muslin blouses being worn all the winter, or, if worn under a coat, obviates the need of a blouse at all. This is economy, as blouses which have been starched and ironed are not the better for being laid by, and quite a small piece of muslin, lawn, or silk will make a collar for a coat, so in doors or out, this knitted spencer is satisfactory.

Materials: Six skeins white wool; one ball crochet silk, seven button-molds, one pair bone knitting-needles, 14 inches long, No. 5; one pair bone knitting-needles, No. 2; one steel crochet-hook No. 8; one yard ribbon No. 1½.

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