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48 _ BLACK, WHITE AND A LITTLE BIT
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54 COMFORT & JOY
Curie uo in sof, tactile krts—just right for wookonc
lounging that rt up acy in buy yams.
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“Tus the nan to embrace color—everything from sft pastels to burgundy shades, in every combination imaginable,
60 WINE WITH EVERYTHING
Pair bold yet neutral burgundy wih all you wardrobe
stapes
70 MERRY & BRIGHT
Spin the color whee ight céthe moment shades kek
‘ssc colcrwork techniques up toh
FEATURES
30 MEG SWANSEN
Embracing the Provisional Cast On,
ne ofthe quickest ways to get
stated
32 DEBORAH NEWTON:
‘WINTER WHIMSY
Eventing you alvays wanted to
know about bobble, Deborah
Newton's "good kick charm”
36 _LaciNe uP wiTH
BRIOCHE
(On a questo ply as many kiting
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108 Autnorized Retator/Fasion
108 Techniques and Abbreviations
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1. MllaMia/Clanse Elite Yarns Chriss Omament Kit furball
ie bon china YARN By Leslie Petrowski
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Get on the chain train 5
with these irresistible
Teords.
* Lima, ROWAN: 84% baby alpaca 8
‘etna wee, 8% ron; S0g20)¢5, Thiel
balls so ridiculously potable, yout Beas
tempted to get it a dog ed tstead
a cabled cardi—you'l love the stitch elle
tion—that will make you the object atten
tin. 14 coors. wi hritowan comm” ey
* The super bulky knit a
YARNS Baby Aipsca Magna (100944
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wool chaintte yan, un a strand though
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and you get this next gen novelty. Add it
to cuffs and collars or go full-out and knit
‘an evening sweater or wrap. 6 coos,
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* Maya, BERROCO: 85% pima cotton, 15% y Sea
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of “cull oe for warmer climes.
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We dare you to squeeze DEBBIE BLISS!
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woo; 509/7lyds) and not (orgie us) bliss
(ut. This bllomy buy offers high-cetinton
stitches, eat drape and sumptuous warmth
22 colors. ww debbieblissonine.com 4. Modern Country Knits: 30 Designs
From Juniper Moon Farm
By Susan Gibbs
(Sixth Spring Books; 819.85)
Not every urbar-ituned-sheep-farme na
fave tuns out as successfully (or scenicaly)
as Suson Gibbs's The thought leader behind
the fist yaer-and-ber CSA, Gb no only
created new fnncial model for growers
she also made realy prety yar. These days
her ck and CSA are rearing retmert, but
she continues to develop yams sourced rom
Peru, Argentina, Nepal ard tay, coupling them
with patterns ike the anes youl find here:
Caroline Fry's nuppy lace Dryer Brook blouse
and ombyé Daringon cress, Melissa Leap
man's nature-inspired pullover vest wih remov
abl cow, and Tabatha Hendck’sietrguinaly
exiged Edgewater shawl Tere are aso its,
stles, has and cara, sylically photographed
by Gis inthe company of lambs, horses,
gs and other icons ofa ite
2. The Spinner’s Book of Fleece: A
Breed by Breed Guide to Choosing
and Spinning the Perfect Fibe
Every Purpose
By Beth Smith
(Storey Publishing: $28.08)
So you want to buy a fleece? Or maybe youve
cornered a braid of hand-yed roving you can't
lve without. For those who think BFL must
bea texting abbreviation, Beth Sith is hereto
isabuse: Taking on nineteen popular sheep
breeds, she provides history, thoughts on spin
fing methods, project ideas, technical notes
{and photos foreach type. Sampling the srin-
re's swatch) fs a must in Smith's book. 80 fr
every breed encountered, she advises using
diferent preparation and spinning methads
create smal amounts of sample yams, thereby
selecting the bes technique for your proc.
(keep good notes!) if you'e a knit frst and a
spinner second and given to drafing stu
through your orife with nary a thought to out
come, this your guide to conscious yarn
making
3. Viking Knits & Ancient Omaments:
Interlacing Patterns from Around the
World in Modern Knitwear
By Esbeth Lavold
(Frafalgar Square Books: $29.99)
You know youre a cabling nerd when 2 new
‘book by Elsebeth Lavo finds its way to your
desk and you get alte gy. That's because
when you enter Lavole’s word, you wort
find typical stich dletonary cables. Rather,
youll enter a realm informed by her Viking
lke exploration ofthe history of decorative
arts. From swing-shaped jacket Rusia
(cables inspired by a Roman building detai)
‘and the cropped Signild cardigan adored
with inticatefgure eights tothe fatering
Fula, a stitchwork sit, you'l not only find
striking pattern designs; youll also discover
ew twists and turns—all charted out—for
you to incorporate ito your own work
4 Vest Bets: 30 Designs to Knit
for Now Featuring 220 Superwash
‘Aran from Cascade Yarns
(GinthaSpring Books 81795)
Who hasrit been marconed on Sleeve Isiand
‘and wished the project was a vest? Or made
it 9? Wonderful for obscuring the ove
indulgences ofthe season wile elevating
trea work unitorms, vests ae also a great
steppingstone to garments for kriters co
vinced that cardigans are their own personal
Everest, Using Cascade's new washable
Aran-veight, a host of talented designers have
\woighed in with designs ranging from nom-
core ease (the wear everywhere, cabled Rut-
fan) to Valentina Devine’ textured, cropped
waistcoat, Princess Rooney, Vote yourset
cf the island by tucking int this high-value
volume: There's 3 project for every kil evel,
all named ater raceherses in hone of the
{uiek-knting nature ofthe yam.
5. Ame & Carlos's Norwegian Knits
With a Twist: Socks Sweaters, Hat
Pillows, Blankets and a Whole Lot
More
By Ame Nerjordet and Carlos Zachison
(Trafalgar Square Book; #94:98)
‘After warming up with books featuring
Christmas omaments, Easter décor, dls and
vena crocheted garden the irepressible
Seanginaian design do have gore big.
turing ther attention o garments and acces
sores. inspired by the embroidery, apesty
and kiting mais (cluding the famous
Norwegian ice” pttrn of Setesdaln south
Norway, Are, whose grandmether was fom
the area, and Carlos, wha’ from Sweden,
have reimagined these tratona designs in ner own whimsical syle, To wit: Rather than
en to the heavily patterned yoke trope, they
pended the women's sweater, placing ll calor
ork on the bottom half f the sleeves and
oy. The Five Wise Virgins embroidery mat
ds up on pillows, wrist warmers, a hat, com
Jd mens. Ad ball mats on a fok costume
me a fun, colorful necklace. Guys, We
anit wait to sae what's next.
3. Knitted Shawls of Helga Rat
y Helga Rute
Saara Publishing House; 60)
sequel to that ether breathtaking homage,
/aapsalu Shaws, this remarkable tome hgh
ents the work of Helga Rutt, who in later
fe et about designing and knitting these
nasterworks inthe Estonian tradition. Allin
2, Riel has designed some 200 shawls,
Seventy-five patterns of which are showcased
‘ut here, Don't expecta detalles
ow-o (turn rather tothe aforementioned
lume for architectural details). Instead, look
J Helga for pattern inspiration, including a
ace-and-nupe lustraton of musical staves
and notes, paisley, hears, oak eaves tulip,
interpreted embroidery patterns and other
wonders. (Some mois have as mary 2s
100 nupps!) How lucky we are that Estonia's
ssara Publishing discovered Ms. Rootes
siaphanous hidden treasures and chose to
Shae them with the kiting world
sd char
New Vintage Lace: Knits Inspired
by the Past
By Andrea Jurgrau
Cnterwenre Prese/F-W $24.99)
Fascinated by vintage lace doles and table-
clots, particularly German Kunststricken (art
knitng), Andrea Jurgrau has translated these
retro knits into twenty modem projects that
include shaws, has, scans, stles, beaded
shandettes and even a dally oF two, Imp-
ising on historical dlies and obscure pattern
pamphlets, Jurgau has created a dramatic
collection of lace goods ilustrated with helpful
schematics and clear chart. The stars: Coeur
d'Amour, 2 gob-smacking semi-circular
shawl shown in crimson, the prety Blue Dahlia
and the remarkable Ghost Orchid, a breath-
taking floral masterwork perect for bride or
chuppah, Then walkthrough Chapter 5 on dolly
dissection fr @ window inte how you can
awli2e" something yourselt
Tatras Fingerless Mitts
Blue Sky Extra | 9510 butter cream Embracing the Provisional Cast-On
Meg sings the praises of “the world’s fastest cast-on.”
hen did Invisible Cast-On change ts name to
Provisional; does anyone know? It seemed to slip.
‘subly nto ur vocabulary a number of years ago,
with no fanfare
‘A present, Invisible Cast-On is analogous to
the magical Tubular Cat-On (see the Spring!
‘Summer 2012 isu for Meg’ article), “Provisional” refers to a cast-on that
‘allows you access to the raw stitches later on. Remain alert, asthe former
name, Invisible, is stil used in older kniting books to refer tothe Provisional
technique.
| emember being bewildered as @ young kniter bythe concept of &
Provisional Cast-On, so | copped out. | would use regular old Long Tal
Cast-On with an auxiliary woo! aver my thumb, then laboriously unpick that
sitand when | needed the raw sttches. However, that cop-out led to my
elberate use of two colors for Long Tal as @ design feature; it provides
the smallest possibie bit of contrast color around the lower edge—s good
‘example of No Wrong in Knitting, or A Use for Every Mistake.
Provisional Cast-On is advantageous in myriad ways. | often use ito
begin a sweater when I haven't decided onthe final lower-edge treatment or
if am unsure ofthe final ength ofthe body, Or maybe I'm adding a border
‘around a blanket and want to weave the end tothe beginning, To knit @
‘Crochet Method: 1) Chains fw ats with th aux woo, With need inlet hind and sux woo! behind needle chain another
re cst on chain e few more sts but donot keep on the needle 3) With the woking yarn kal the ts from
back ofthe needle as shown, and chain anothers. After als
the needle. 4) You may unzip all the ets at once and then pick them up. Oi you are iting with slippery wool you can takeout one stat time and grab it
‘Swedish Dubbelmossa cap, you are directed to cast on Provisienaly $0 you
‘can decrease each of the two tops down to nothin, Think ofa lace scart
with a mot that yields a scalloped border. yau Knit from one end tothe
‘othe, the two lower borders wil not match, and the two sides ofthe scarf wil
be upside down to each other. Aha! Start in the middle with Provisional Cast-
‘On and knit down to each end fora perfect match,
‘There are two main ways to doa Provisional Cast-On, The fst has been
referred to as the word's fastest cast-on. Its no proper name that | can
find, but Carol Anderson of Cottage Creations calli Itsy Bitsy Spider because
ofthe hand movements. We calli Twisty-Wraplilusrations shown opposite
Make « loose sioknot with the working wool (ww) and a length of auliary
(aux) wool Hold the knot and the needle in your right hand, Separate the two
strands with your lft and and hold the aux woo! above the ww. *Come in
front ofthe aux wool and scoop up the ww; now go behind the aux wool and
5£000 up the ww. Repeat from *.
‘Yu are really ust wrapping the ww round and round the needle, separ
ating each weap with a twist of aux woo), allowing you to go ike the wind.
you are casing on hundreds of stiches in this manner, make sure the aux
‘wool considerably thicker than the w to help you easly see that all
stiches are straight before joining to rit
‘Avatiation ofthis method, in which the auliary woo is held below the
‘working woo, also works beautiful: “Come up under the aux woo! and
‘scoop the ww go back below the aux to starting postion. Now work a yarn
‘over (yo). Repeat fom *. Plus, clever Cat Bord has devised @ way to use
the cable section ofa 40” needle as the aux “woo,” which you can watch
(on YouTube.
When you need the original stitches again, simply undo the slipknot and
pullout the aux woo! with a flourish. Pick up the raw stitches and weave,
‘or knit inthe other direction, or cast of. Note that because of the Plars-and
‘Spaces illusion, you will have one fewer stich going dawn than up. You
have my permission to fudge.
| recently used this methed to cast on hundreds of stiches to test a yoke
4
Jeaving ston noel. 2) Bring the yarn tthe
Etsy
‘design. The design was pleasing, and | removed the aux woo so I could kit
the body and sleeves. The revealed stitches area series of loops, and if you
pick them up as presented, every cther one has the lft eg in front; knit in
to the backs of those stitches to straighten them. To be truthful, | never quite
believe thatthe wrapped stitches are real, and invariably | rip out the very
fist row of stitches so 'm abe to pick up “real” stitches. Knit’ choice.
The second technique isthe crochet method, which has benefited from
2 vast improvement, thanks to an astute knitter (whose name I wish | knew).
(One used to crochet (wth auxiliary wool @ chain of 10 mare crochets than
‘one needed stitches. Then tur the crechet chain ver and careful pick
up laop from the underside of the chain, Several times | chose the wrong and the chain would not unzip.
Ener: Clever Krier. Why not chain the num
of wanted stitches directly over the needle
jn and end with a short chain? Then the
#o-be-picked-up will automatically be onthe
Je with no possibilty of eror (se photos at
fh. Lovey, Amy Detien discovered that f you
he sweater wool for ths crochet method, it
sa lvelycast-on uni sel,
Fkmay be useful tote knot in the final end
fe crochet aux wool, to remind yourself which
fo pull when you eventually unzip the chain
fevel raw siiches, though if you must ess,
havea 50 percent chance of being corec.
When working with woo, do not wory about
sitches escaping when you remove the aux
They most kely have been in captivity for
time and wil remaln in place unt you can
pthe needle through them.
Jeontinue to atemate between both methods.
crochet i a bit slower, but | used it on an
ut Surprise Jacket | am knitting now because
pumited me to unzip just the beginning and
ig cast-on sections so | could lengthen the
vile keeping the remaining stitches
reand tidy.
‘Mog Swaneen is the owner of Schoolhouse
Pres Provisional Cast-On and 150 additional
techniques ae all demonstrated onthe
[Rksiting Glossary DVD with Meg Swansen.
land Elizabeth Zimmermar, available at
‘now schoolhousepress con.
sie
PERFECT GIFT FOR THE
FESTIVE SEASON ame! 3.5).
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KNITTED MEASUREMENTS
+ Width at top edge 52/1326,
* Length at center point 207/Stem
MATERIALS
‘TRENDSETTER YARNS
wwwitrendsetteryarns.com
+3 1?\oz!50g hanks (each approx 330ya/302m)
‘of Lotus Yarms/Trendsetter Yams Mimi (mink)
{in #21 black
+ Size 3 G.25mm) circular needle 40°/100em
long, OR SIZE TO OBTAIN GAUGE.
+ Size 10 (13mm) steel crochet hook or small
piece of wire bent in half
+ Stitch markers and holders
+452 3mm Crystalets rystal buttons with
‘Swarovski crystals in color erystal (clea)
GAUGE
32 sts and 32 rows ~ 5/12 Som over chart 2 using
size 3 3.2Smm) neces.
‘TAKE TIME TO CHECK GAUGE.
STITCH GLOSSARY
Knit with bead If using crochet hook, pace bead
‘on crochet hook. Slip next st onto crochet hook
and pull bead onto base of stitch. If using bent
wire, slip next st onto one end of wire and pull
itch to center bend. Pull both ends of wire
through bead and pall bead onto base of stitch. For
both methods, place st back on LH needle and
kat, pushing top of ead through to RS if neces.
say,
NOTES
1 Crystalets are small bead-ike buttons with 2
shank, A twtorial for adding them using a pice
fof bent wire can be found at this link
Intps/wn. youtube omni ZAAZQ RQ.
2 Circular needle is used to accommodate large
‘number of st, Do not join,
SHAWL
Cast on 3 sts. Beg with a RS row, work 4 rows in
Stst (kon RS, pon WS).
Next row (RS) K3,
pick up and k 3 sts 39
along side edge, pick up 9g
and k 3st along easton
edge—9 sts.
Next row (WS) P3, place
marker (pm), [pl pm] 3
times, p3
Beg chart 1
ow 1 K3 (selvag ss), sl mark
cz, workchart to marke, sImark-
et, KI (centr st), st marker, work
chart 1 9 marker, s] marker, 13 (sl-
vage st).
Row 2 Pur
‘Cont to work chart 1 inthis way, working
selvage and center ss in St st, through row
38-85 a,
Beg first chart 2 rep
[Note Disregard rep lines forthe first rep of chart
2, work ene row.
CHART 2
FRow 1 K3, sl marker, work chart 2 to marker,
marker, kl, sl marke, work chart 2 to
marker, K3, Row 2 Pur
Cont to work chart 2 in this way, working seh
and center sts in St st, through row 32—149
Bog second chart 2 rop
Row 1 K3, sl marker, work 32-t ep twice, work
‘end of cat, sf marke, Kt, sl marker, wore
rep twice, work to end of charts marke, I,
Row 2 Put.
‘Cont to work chat 2 inthis way, working se
and center sts in St st through row 32-213.
‘Bog third chart 2 rep
‘Mote Chart is worked only through row 24,
Row 1 K3, sl marker, work 32st ep 3
work to end of chart, s1 marker, kl, st
work 32-t rep 3 times, work to end of char,
CHART
Stitch Key
1D kon RS, pon Ws:
B kw
‘sk
By
BS skor
(2) kit with bead 9 t
f
H 1
(13, Row 2 Put
to work char 2 inthis way, working selvage
center sts in St st, through row 24, removing
around center son last row 261 st.
chart 3
(Chart 3 is worked across ll sts excluding
413, work to rep line, work 32st ep 7
, work to end of chat, K3. Row 2 Put
0 work chart 3 i this way through row 22,
selvage sts in Sts.
off loosely knitwise. Block to measure-
°
Beaded Scoop-Neck Tee
cel oes pein
dat Boe cod bck pool Sed fi
Be aestXingeanistoenin
Bast 34 (38, 42, 46)786.5 (96.5, 106.5, 117)em
* Length 20 21%, 23, 2414751 (55, $85, 61.5em
+ Upper arm 11 (12, 13, 14)"28 0.5, 33, 35.5}em
‘MATERIALS
ROWAN
werw.kenitrowan.com
+4 (5, 6, 7) .8802/25g balls (cach approx
20yd/210m) of Rowan Kidilt Haze (mohait!
silk) in #599 wicked (A)
+2, 3,4) balls in #664 steel (B)
+34, 4, 8) .8802/25g balls (each approx
109yd/100m) of Rowan Anchor Artiste Metal
(iscosermetallizd polyester) in #301 silver (C)
+ One air size 3 (3.25mm) needles, OR SIZE TO
OBTAIN GAUGE
+ One size 2 (275mm) circular needle,
Jone,
+ Stich markers and holders
+ Approx 2120 (2340, 2610, 2830) size 8 silver
lined clear glass beads
GAUGES
+35 sts and 36 rows,
larger noodles.
+ 31/ats and 46 rows = 4°/100m over chart pat
406m
1 /l0em over pat st using
er eee
using larger needles.
‘TAKE TIME TO CHECK GAUGES.
BEADING YARN
‘Thread approx 2120 (2340, 2610, 2830) beads
‘onto a ball of & before beg to knit. Thread a ine
sewing needle with thread, knot ends of thread
snd pass end of yarn through thread loop. Thread
teach bead onfo sewing thread and then gently
slide ont yarn
STITCH GLOSSARY
Place bead Bring yam to RS of werk and pull
‘bead up next ost just worked sl next st puriwise,
‘bing yan to WS. Bead will sit in font of slipped
st on RS of fabric. Where multiple ‘place bead”
‘sts are worked together, bring yarn to RS of work,
pull the total numberof beads needed for the sts
up next to st just worked sl same numberof ts
puslwise, bring yar to WS. One bead will sit in
front of each slipped ston RS of fabric.
‘WIDE STRIPE SEQUENCE
Work 4 rows A, 2 rows B, 2 ows C
Rep las 8 rows for wide stripe sequence.
NARROW STRIPE SEQUENCE
Work 2 rows A, 2 rows B,2 rows C
Rep las 6 rows for narrow stripe sequence.
BACK
[Note First 2 rows begin wide stripe sequence.
‘With larger needles and A, cast on 133 (147,163,
179) st.
FRow 1 (RS) K1 (3, 1,4), *kIb, 3, SK2P,K2, kb;
rep from * to last 2 (4,2, 5) sts, 12 4,2, 5).
Row 2 Pur.
Rep rows | and 2 for pat st, contin wide stripe
sequence for 6 rows more
‘Contin pat and wide stripe sequence, dec 1 st
‘each side of next row, then every 6th row S times
rmore—121 (135, 151, 167) sts. Work 15 rows
even, end with a WS row. Tne 1 st each side of
next row, then every 10th row ones, then every
Sth row 3 times more, AT SAME TIME, when 8
full reps (8 rows each) of wide stripe Sequence
have been worked, bepin narrow stripe sequence.
Cont in pat and nattow stripe sequence until 4 (5,
6, 7) eps of -row sequence have been worked,
then work 2 rows in A once more—131 (145,
161, 177) sts when shaping is complete. Piece
measures approx 10 (10%, 1105, 128)"25.5
(275, 29, 31}em from ber.
Beg chart
Note Border rows and chart are worked with pre
beaded ball of A only. Do not place beads on edge
sts, work in St st fa ‘place bead falls on frst or
last st of row.
Border row 1 (RS) With beaded ball of A, k2,
‘place bead, kl; rep from * to lasts, kl.
Border row 2 (WS) With beaded bal ofA, pur.
CChart row 1 (RS) With beaded ball of A, work
to rep line, work I1-st rep 4 times, work to next
‘ep line, work 11st rep 4 times, work to end.
‘Cont to work chart in this way, foll shaping by
incing 1 st each side of row 7—133 (147, 163,
179) sis, Work even fll chart through row 24,
‘Armhole shaping
‘Cont to fll chart, bind off $ (5, 6,7) ss at beg of,
next 2 tows, Dec | st each side every row 5 times,
‘when row 30 of chart is complete work border
rows | and 2 once more—113 (127,141, 188)sts.
Cut beaded ball of A.
Join unbeaded ball of A and beg narrow stipe
sequence as fol
Next row (dee RS) With A, King, k4 (6, 3, 5),
tog, K2, kb, *kfb,k3, SK2P, 42, kb; rep from
* 4g last 12 (14, 11, 13) sts, kf, 13, SKP, K4 (6,
3,5), k2tog—2 ts decd. Next row Purl
‘Cont in pat as established and narow stripe
seaquene, rep dec each side every other row 3 (4,
5,6) times, then every th row | (2, 2,2) times—
103 (113, 125, 137) sts
Work even in pats until armhole measures 7 (8,
81s, 9YVI8 (205, 21.5, 23)em, end with a WS.
row. Mark center 59 (61,61, 65) sts on las ow.
Neck and shoulder shaping
Noxt row (RS) Bind off 4 (5, 7, 8) ss, work to
‘marker sts, slip center $9 (61, 61, 65) ts to st hol
cr, join 2nd ball of yar and work o end in pat.
‘Working both sides at once, dec 1 stat each neck
cedge every row 4 times, AT SAME TIME, bind
off (5,7, 8) sts at beg of next 3 rows, 5 (6,7, 8)
sts at beg of next 4 rows.
FRONT
‘Work a for back until armhole measures 3 (4, 4%, TS (10, 11.5, Sale 6.8 tear
12.5)em, end with a WS St Pee
row. Matk center 33 (3,
35,39) son las row,
Neck shaping
Next row (RS) Work 10
center marked ss, sl center
33 G5, 35, 39) a8 w st
holder, join 2nd bal of yarn,
and work to end.
‘Working both sides a once,
dec 1 st at each neck edge
‘every tow 8 times, then
every ober row 7 times,
then every th row twice—
18 22,28, 32) sts rem each
side. Work even until arm
ole measures same a back
to shoulder, shape shoul-
ders as for back
SLEEVES
Note Work inc'd sts in Stst.
unt here ar suficint ss
cach side to work an adi-
ional rep of pat st. Sleves
are worked in wie stripe
sequence.
With larger needles and A,
cast on 57 (67,67, 67) 8.
FRow 1 (RS) K3, *ki, K3,
SK2P, 2, Kb; rep fom *
718,819)
2n@n,23,24u7"
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crates
in, 18,205)
179,213"
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swuod'sueoy Aor ypans
1102.13.14",
gece
4561,6.057"
THT 18 1D
nT Fy
34 sts along left font neck edge, K33 (35,35, 39)
ss fom front holder, pick up and 34 ss along
‘ght front neck edge, Sst along right back neck
‘edge, kS9 (61, 61, 65) sts from back holder, pick
‘up and K 5 sis along Tet back neck edge—170
(174, 174, 182) st. Knit 4 rows, end with @ RS
ind of knitwise on WS,
orm
ssxeu) eMC
keke
g
ace i
to last 4 ts, gige Sew left shoulder and neckband seam. Set in
Row 2 Pr a sleeves. Sew slecve and side seams. @
Reprows Vand 2forpas, EE
ee 3 Lace Pullover
‘AT SAME TIME, inc 1 st
‘each side of next row, then
every 6th 6th, 6th, 4th) row
15 (12, 20, 9) times, then
every 8th (8th, 8th, 6th) row
4 (6,2, 18) times, working
inc’d sts into pat st—97
(105, 113, 123) sts, Work
‘even until pioee measures
17 (7, 18, 18445
(44.5, 45.5, 47cm from beg.
Loose-fiting top worked in allover lace pattern
with picked up edges and sleves. Sized for
‘Small Medium, Large/X-Large and XX-Large
snd shown in size Small/Medium on page 50.
KNITTED MEASUREMENTS
+ Bust 45 (52, $8)"/114 (132, 147}em
“+ Back length 27! (27, 28) (705, 7Dem
+ Upper am 14 (185, 17)955 395, 43)em
Cap shaping MATERIALS
Bind off $ (5, 6, 7) sts at ‘CASCADE YARNS
www.cascadeyarns
beg of next2 rows. Dec I st
cach side every row 5 times,
then every other row 8 (16,
15, 15) times, then every
row 15 (7, 15, 19) times
Bind off 4s at beg of next
2-4, 2,2) rows. Bind off
rem 23 ss.
FINISHING
Block pieces lightly to
‘measurements. Sew right
+4 (5, 5) 8802/25g hanks (each approx
300yd/275m) of Cascade Yarns Kid Sera
{okainsilkwoo! in #01 white (A)
+2 hanks in #33 black (B)
+ Size 3 (3.25mm) circular needle 40°/100em
long, OR SIZE TO OBTAIN GAUGE
* One spare size 3 (325mm) needle for 3-needle
bind-of?
+ Stich markers and holders
GAUGES
+22 sis and 38 rows = 4"/10em over chart pat
shoulder seam, using size 3 (3.25mm) needles after blocking.
Nockband +24 sland 38 tows = 4"/10em over broken rib
With RS facing, circular SSE caaek se
needle and A, pick up and k ‘sing size 3 (325mm) needles after blocking.
TAKE TIME TO CHECK GAUGES,
‘9:NEEDLE BIND-OFF
Sec our website for “Binding Of" under “Patter
‘elp,” “How-to” and “The Basics”
BROKEN RIB
{over an odd number of sts)
ow + (WS) PI, *E1, pl: rep ftom * to end
ow 2 (RS) Knit.
Rep rows 1 and 2 for broken rib,
NoTES
‘Front and back are worked and seamed at
shoulders, then side border and sleeve sts are
picked up and worked
2 Finished measurements and gauge are given for
Jace after blocking, block chart swatch thor-
‘oughly to check gauge
Gauge for broken nib at yoke after blocking is
