MS005 - errol flynn

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A HANDSOME COMBINATION
CABLES WITH SEED STITCH CENTERS


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DESIGN DETAILS
- Oversized*  please see note

*PLEASE NOTE: Because of the very large stitch repeat multiple, there is a big difference between the amount of ease between sweater sizes:
The ease for a size small is 6 inches-(15.2 cm)
The ease for a size medium is 8.5 inches-(21.5 cm)
The ease for a size large is 9 inches-(22.8 cm)
The ease for a size x large is 11.5 inches-(29.2 cm)

I thought the stitch pattern was so good looking that I decided to design a sweater using it anyway.

Using either 24 stitches plus 14 stitches or 26 stitches plus 16 stitches, I used the multiple for a sweater that would give me a slightly smaller sweater. The same for the sleeves. The sleeve multiple is not neccecerily the same multiple as worked on the body of the sweater except for size x large. The difference between two stitches or three stitches between cables does not make a difference in the appearance of the finished pullover.
It is necessary for getting the correct measurements needed.

You should choose the size you would like the finished chest size of the finished pullover.
See the finished chest size on the chart below and the actual body measurements page.

- Pullover
- Turtle neck
- Dropped shoulders
- Very unique alternating cable pattern with seed centers

 

PATTERN DETAILS - the easy to follow pattern includes:
- Choose between separate sleeves or picked-up sleeves
- Schematic for each piece
- Tracking sheet—included with pattern
- A link for substitute yarns
- Diagrams and full explanations for techniques, some with links to selected videos

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TECHNIQUES USED IN THIS PATTERN
Links to videos for selected techniques are included. I look for videos as close to possible as the instructions I have written. Sometimes they may be slightly different but still very helpful.
- Cast-on
- Bind-off
- Reverse Stockinette stitch
- Seed stitch
- Cable
- Pick-up and knit stitches


Regardless of actual body measurements, everyone prefers a different finished look. It is helpful to use the FINISHED GARMENT MEASUREMENTS, in the chart below, which refers to this specific garment only. It can help your choose the look you prefer.



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YARN USED FOR SAMPLE
Plymouth Yarns — Baby Alpaca dk
100% Baby Alpaca
1.75 ounces-(50 grams)    —     125 yards-(114m) each ball

25(27, 29, 31) balls—TWO STRANDS OF YARN ARE HELD TOGETHER

For your pullover to be the correct size, it is not the brand of yarn that matters, but the GAUGE that is important. It is best to refer to the yardage to determine how many skeins or balls to purchase.

FOR A SUBSTITUTE YARN

SUGGESTED NEEDLE SIZES
- Size 6-(4mm) straight needles
- Size 9-(5.5mm) straight needles; or needles to obtain the correct gauge
- Cable needle
- Size 6-(4mm) circular needle, 16 inches-(40.5 cm) long

NOTIONS
- Gauge ruler
- Yarn markers-number 10 crochet thread in a contrasting is great to use for yarn markers
- Tracking sheet—included with pattern
- Tapestry needle


GAUGE
WITH TWO STRANDS OF YARN ARE HELD TOGETHER
- 18 stitches and 22 rows = 4 inches (10 cm) in stockinette stitch on size 9-(5.5 mm) needles
- 18 stitches and 25 rows = 4 inches (10 cm) in seed stitch cable on size 9-(5.5 mm) needles—blocked

 

This pattern: $6.00
men's pullover MS005 - errol flynn



 
 

Pattern will be emailed in PDF form to you with very detailed step-by-step instructions, photos, charts, and schematics. You will receive this PDF pattern after your payment is received.

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