DESIGN DETAILS
- Twenty-nine different pattern stitches turns this cardigan into a sampler
- The pattern stitches are arranged to complement each other
- Dropped shoulders
- Four different buttons
- One front band is ribbed the other striped
This is a fun project for your knitting group to work on simultaneously. Enjoy seeing all the color choices.
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PATTERN DETAILS - the easy to follow pattern includes:
- Schematic for each piece
- There are numerous tracking sheets throughout the pattern to help you keep track of your progress
- Diagrams and full explanations for techniques
- A link for substitute yarn
- Three different buttonholes; a two row, a vertical and a one row buttonhole. Three buttons are created one knit and two crocheted. There is not a forth buttonhole or button. A very large snap is used with an X embroidered on top of the snap on the public side.
This is a long pattern with 29 different pattern stitches. The pattern is clear and easy to follow.
The first three and a half pages have the general information, as included in all my patterns (yarn suggestions, gauge, sizes, needles, etc.). The instructions and pattern stitches, are set up as follows:
Instructions for the back—followed by
Pattern stitches for the back, one through nine, including techniques when required.
NOTE: DO NOT GO THROUGH ALL THE PATTERN STITCHES WITHOUT REFERRING BACK TO THE INSTRUCIONS FOR THE BACK. THE INSTRUCTIONS WILL TELL YOU HOW TO SET-UP FOR PATTERN STITCHES, AND ANY SHAPING PLUS OTHER NOTES PERTAINING TO THE PARTICULAR PIECE YOU ARE WORKING ON.
THE RIGHT FRONT, LEFT FRONT, LEFT SLEEVE AND RIGHT SLEEVE ARE SET-IN THE SAME MANNER AS FOR THE BACK.
FINISHING pages 20 through 23 include: duplicate stitch•knit picot edge on pocket•salish shoulder joining•three needle bind-off•vertical stripe•weave sleeve and side seams•striped left center front•ribbed right center front•three different buttonholes•buttonhole stitch•three different buttons•neckband with tuck stitch
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