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Items View Cart →. Simple top-down knitting patterns in a wide range of sizes. Username or email address *. Convert a Top-Down Crew, Scoop, or Square Neck to a V-Neck. Short Row Shaping: Japanese Short Rows. Further Anatomy of a Top-Down, Set-In-Sleeve Sweater: the Body and Sleeves. Anatomy of a Top-Down Set-In Sleeve Sweater. Top-Down Knitting Patterns With Set-In Sleeves. How to Turn a Sweater into a V-Neck Knitting. On Convert a Top-Down Crew, Scoop, or Square Neck to a V-Neck.
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Short Row Shaping: Japanese Short Rows - Basix Knitting
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Items View Cart →. Simple top-down knitting patterns in a wide range of sizes. Short Row Shaping: Japanese Short Rows. As I mentioned in my previous post. To shape the hood. In top-down, set-in-sleeve knitting, short rows are used to shape the cap of the sleeve, so that it fits nicely over the outside of your shoulder and partway down the top of your upper arm. The only special tools you’ll need are two safety pins (coilless is best) or two locking stitch markers. You don’t want to use an...Next, keeping...
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Anatomy of a Top-Down Set-In Sleeve Sweater - Basix Knitting
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Items View Cart →. Simple top-down knitting patterns in a wide range of sizes. Anatomy of a Top-Down Set-In Sleeve Sweater. In most top-down set-in-sleeve patterns, you will begin by casting on stitches for the back of the sweater. If there won’t be any back neck shaping, then you will cast on all the stitches that you will need for the crossback (the total width of the back at the shoulders), which includes both shoulders and the neck. At this point, it doesn’t really matter whether you are workin...
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Geneva Top-Down Cardigan Knitting Pattern - Basix Knitting
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Items View Cart →. Simple top-down knitting patterns in a wide range of sizes. Women’s sizes XX-Small (X-Small, Small, Medium, Large, 1X-Large, 2X-Large, 3X-Large, 4X-Large, 5X-Large, 6X-Large). 275 (31.5, 35, 39.5, 43, 47.5, 51, 55.5, 59, 63.5, 67). DK/light worsted weight alpaca: 1180 (1305, 1420, 1595, 1730, 1890, 2040, 2205, 2355, 2500, 2645) yards. Plymouth Yarn Baby Alpaca DK (100% alpaca; 50 grams / 125 yards): color #208. Size 5 (3.75 mm) circular needle, 32. 22 sts and 28 rows = 4.
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Portland Top-Down Pullover Knitting Pattern - Basix Knitting
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Items View Cart →. Simple top-down knitting patterns in a wide range of sizes. Women’s sizes XX-Small (X-Small, Small, Medium, Large, 1X-Large, 2X-Large, 3X-Large, 4X-Large, 5X-Large, 6X-Large). 28 (32, 36, 40, 44, 48, 52, 56, 60, 64, 68) bust. Worsted weight superwash wool: 870 (965, 1060, 1185, 1300, 1420, 1530, 1675, 1780, 1890, 2010) yards. Plymouth Yarn Worsted Merino Superwash Kettle Dyed (100% superwash fine merino wool; 200 grams / 436 yards): color #1004 Loden. There are no reviews yet.
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Killington Top-Down Pullover Knitting Pattern - Basix Knitting
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Items View Cart →. Simple top-down knitting patterns in a wide range of sizes. Killington is one of the better-known ski towns in Vermont. At one point, the Vermont Sheep and Wool Festival was held there. I tried to convince them that my very woolly Standard Poodles were actually sheep so I could bring them with me, but no luck. This sweater is the perfect après-anything pullover, that will keep you toasty warm and comfortable while you relax with a good book (or dog) by the fire. There are no reviews yet.
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Items View Cart →. Simple top-down knitting patterns in a wide range of sizes. Showing all 6 results. Sort by average rating. Sort by price: low to high. Sort by price: high to low. Boston Top-Down Hooded Coat. Concord Top-Down Swing Coat. Convert a Top-Down Crew, Scoop, or Square Neck to a V-Neck. Short Row Shaping: Japanese Short Rows. Further Anatomy of a Top-Down, Set-In-Sleeve Sweater: the Body and Sleeves. Anatomy of a Top-Down Set-In Sleeve Sweater. Top-Down Knitting Patterns With Set-In Sleeves.
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Further Anatomy of a Top-Down Set-In-Sleeve Sweater
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Items View Cart →. Simple top-down knitting patterns in a wide range of sizes. Further Anatomy of a Top-Down, Set-In-Sleeve Sweater: the Body and Sleeves. In my last blog posting. I explained how to work the back and front(s), to the end of the armhole shaping. In this post, I take the next two steps, which are to work the body from the armholes to the bottom edge, and to pick up and work the sleeves from the armhole to the wrist. Stay tuned for more on how to work short-row shaping in my next blog post.
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The Adventures of Traveling Ann: Faux Foot!
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Sunday, May 24, 2015. Inspired by the wooden foot form I saw at Abeja in Washington state and the idea of a custom dress form made with an old t-shirt and duct tape, I decided to try to use the idea to make a foot. Mom bought me a few designs from which to select. Originally I wanted houndstooth, but when she saw all the choices I couldn't make up my mind. In the end, we decided the argyle was the most appropriate. Layers were carefully added in small sections to conform to the shape of my foot. I'll pro...
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The Adventures of Traveling Ann: November 2012
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Thursday, November 1, 2012. Patterns of Behavior Sweater. At the beginning of the year I was on a kick to knit with the various beautiful yarns. I've been acquiring over the years. What was the point in having them tucked away in the dining room credenza if I wasn't going to actively enjoy them? This plan was working well until two things happened. First, I find it hard to juggle my personal knitting with my work knitting. There are only so many hours in the day, after all. Despite all that I'd been zipp...
