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This is my latest design ...
Charlestown Pullover published in Interweave Knits Spring 2017.
Are you feeling adventurous in your knitting? Looking for a challenge? This
highly textured pullover will provide the knitter with a challenge of multiple
cables and textures being worked on the body and sleeves. Features include
saddle shoulder, twisted stitches, cables, and is worked top down.
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Photography @harperpointadventures | Stylist @tinamgill | Hair/Makeup @janierocek |
Starting at the shoulders, two saddles are worked, stitches are picked up on either side of saddles and front/back are worked downwards to the hem. Stitches are picked up around the arm scythe and the sleeve is also worked downward to the cuff.
A few tips ....
* To help keep track of where each pattern starts and stops, place a marker between each chart. Any mistakes can be easily caught before working to the end of the row or round.
* Make a note of which row you've started the front neck
shaping and also the armhole shaping. Then the charts will match correctly when
the fronts and back are joined in the round.
Find a tutorial for this stitch in this blog post |
| Charlestown Pullover ~ Interweave Knits Spring 2017 |
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| Charlestown Pullover ~ Interweave Knits Spring 2017 |
Happy Knitting!
