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Basketweave VestDescription: Slip stitch (and mosaic) patterns make working with color easy - you work with only 1 color per row. The basketweave mosaic pattern used for this vest is deceptively simple to work - it’s one of those “get a lot of bang for your buck” patterns. (That means the end result looks incredibly complicated, but in reality is easy to work. This allows you to blush appropriately when your friends marvel at your knitting prowess.) The sweater is worked in one piece from side-to-side, with an I-cord trim worked 3 times around the perimeter of the vest. The shoulder seam (which is the only seam in the vest) sports an I-cord worked in conjunction with the 3-needle bind off. The pattern includes neck and armhole shaping charts for each size, and detailed instructions on how to work the different I-cords used in the vest. Finished Chest Sizes: 38 (41 1/4, 45 1/2, 49 1/4, 53 1/2)" Gauge: 21 1/4 sts and 40 1/2 rows/4" over basketweave mosaic stitch pattern using size US 7/4.5 mm needles Yarn Requirement: Medium Weight (#4) MC (Black): 559 (608, 698, 787, 889) yds CC (White): 529 (576, 661, 745, 841) yds Yarn Used in Sample: Knit Picks Andean Silk in Pitch (MC) and Cream (CC) NOTE: Please visit the Knit Picks site at www.knitpicks.com/patterns/Basketweave Vest to order this pattern, or contact me at JudyA1643@gmail.com if you would like to make other arrangements. |
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JEWEL OF THE NILE LACE SCARF Finished Size: Approximately 5” wide x 95” long Gauge: 1 lace pattern repeat (12 stitches, 12 rows) = 1 5/8” wide x 1 3/4” long using size US 2/3.0 mm needles Yarn Requirements: Lace weight (# 0)
Yarn Used in Sample:
Just Our Yarn
Size 5/2 100% Tencel; 1 skein
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MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM LACE SHAWL Description: Beads are used as an accent on this shawl – they are on the bottom border, center pattern, and top portions of the design. The shawl is worked from the bottom up…..so, you will start by casting on stitches for the entire shawl. The bad news – you have to cast on 439 stitches to begin. The good news – after the edging, the stitches decrease fairly rapidly so that as the excitement of working on a new project decreases, so do the number of stitches (at the rate of 4 stitches every other row). More good news – you will be working the bottom border and side edges (which actually become the top edge when the shawl is completed) along with the body of the shawl. So, when you complete the final row of knitting, the only thing left to do (in addition to blocking it, of course) is to graft (or 3-needle bind off) the remaining 24 stitches. Finished Size: 76” wide (tip to tip) x 36” long (measured
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WINDOW PANES – KNITTER’S MAGAZINE, FALL 2005 Description: This Chanel-style jacket has inset pockets and I-cord trim along the entire perimeter of the garment. The slip stitch pattern makes an impressive visual impact; yet only 1 color is used per row. The sweater is worked in one piece to the underarm, then divided for the fronts and back. Finished Chest Sizes: 37 ½ (41 ¼, 45, 49, 52 ¾)” Gauge: 25 sts and 48 rows/4” over the stitch pattern, using size US 6/4 mm needles
Yarn Requirements:
Light weight (# 3) Yarn Used in Sample: Dale Of Norway Hauk in color #0020 Cream (MC), color #0083 Charcoal (A), and color #4018 Red (B) . |
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 FLEUR-DE-LIS – KNITTER’S MAGAZINE, SUMMER 2006 Description: This tunic length sweater combines two of my favorite knitting techniques – lace stitch patterns and using beads as a design element. The body of the sweater is worked in the round to the underarm, then divided for the front and back, which are worked back and forth in rows. Finished Chest Sizes: 38 ½ (42 ¼, 46 ¼)” Gauge: 27 sts and 40 rows/4” using size US 3/3.25mm needles Yarn Requirement: Superfine weight (#1); 1700 (1950, 2250) yds
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Koigu KPM in color #2163 |
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LADY BOSS – KNITTER’S MAGAZINE, FALL 2006 Description: This jacket incorporates three different slip stitch patterns and four colors; using only one color per row makes this garment easier to knit than it might first appear. A bell ruffle trim is used in place of button bands, as well as on the cuffs. The sleeves are worked from the top down; and begin with the ruffle. Finished Chest Sizes: 40 ¼ (44 ½, 48 ¾, 53 ½)” Gauge: 28 sts and 43 rows/4” over slip stitch pattern using size US 5/3.65 mm needles
Yarn Requirement:
Light weight (#3) Yarn Used in Sample: Jo Sharp Classic DK Wool Heather in color #903 Silk (MC) and color #902 Ebony (A); Jo Sharp Classic DK Wool in color #326 Ruby (B) and color #326 Jade (C) |
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BEACH BANDS – KNITTER’S MAGAZINE, SUMMER 2007 Description: This summer top features five stitch patterns that use “yarnover’s” – but don’t result in lacey stitches. It also uses five colors from two different color families. This is a great sweater to experiment with color – choose three values from one color family (light, medium, and dark), and two values from a second color family (light and dark); and follow the stripe sequence in the pattern substituting your colors. Finished Chest Sizes: 38 ½ (42 ½, 46 ½, 50 ½, 54 ½ )” Gauge: average gauge over body patterns: 24 sts and 36 rows/4” using size US 6/4 mm needles
Yarn Requirements:
Medium weight (#4) Yarn Used in Sample: Tahki Cotton Classic in color #3944 Eggplant (A), color #3934 Lilac (B), color #3923 Violet (C), color #3610 Dark Olive (D), and color #3752 Light Green (E) |
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 FROSTING – KNITTER’S MAGAZINE, FALL 2007 Description: This turtleneck sweater features a cable and eyelet pattern in the body, that transitions to stockinette stitch for the yoke. The cable and eyelet pattern is also used on the turtleneck. The design utilizes the natural scallops of the stitch pattern for the bottom of the sweater, as well as the sleeve cuffs. Finished Chest Sizes: 36 ½ (41, 45 ½, 50, 54 ½)” Gauge: 32 sts and 37 rows/4” over cable and eyelet pattern using size US 5/3.75 mm needles Yarn Requirements: Medium weight (#4); 2200 (2350, 2600, 2900, 3150) yds Yarn Used in Sample: Aurora-Ornaghi Filati Merino Kind in color #177 Cream |
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 MULBERRY WINES – KNITTER’S MAGAZINE, FALL 2008 Description: The cables on this cardigan are formed using a slip stitch pattern, which also results in the horizontal design element. The design takes advantage of the variegated yarn – with long color runs. The bands utilize garter bobbles as accents. This is a fun garment to knit – with the yarn doing a lot of the work for you. Finished Chest Sizes: 39 ½ (43 ¼, 47 ¾, 52 ¼, 55 ¾)” Gauge: 23 sts and 45 rows over slip stitch pattern using size US8/5 mm needles
Yarn Requirements:
Medium weight (#4) Yarn Used in Sample: Trendsetter Yarns M8 in color #N61 (A) and Tonalita in color #2345 (B) |
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 TELKARI VEST – KNITTER’S MAGAZINE, WINTER 2009 Description: A simple lace motif is surrounded by a travelling cable pattern. The rib pattern utilizes an eyelet lace motif, which is repeated on the armhole and neck trims. This classic vest is fun to knit; and fun to wear. Finished Chest Sizes: 37 (41, 45 ½, 49 ½, 53 ½)” Gauge: 31 sts and 33 rows/4” over cable and lace pattern using size US 6/4mm needles Yarn Requirements: Light weight (#3); 800 (925, 1050, 1175, 1300) yds Yarn Used in Sample: Skacel Collection,
Inc. – Zitron Ecco in color 103 (Pink) |
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