2403 - DIY - NO. 7 SPENCER SWEATER- Paper
Purchasing patterns from Sandnes requires purchasing yarn from Sandnes Garn for one project. We reserve the right to cancel the order if these requirements are not met.
In addition to the physical recipe, you also get a digital recipe by scanning the QR code in the booklet.
The sweater is knitted top down with 1 strand Sunday and 1 strand Tynn Silk Mohair.
ABOUT THE PRODUCT
First cast on stitches for the back piece. The back piece is worked back and forth with reverse needles to form slanted shoulders. Cast on stitches for the front pieces,
which are knitted separately. Knit reverse rows to form a slanted shoulder on each of the front pieces and increase stitches towards the neck. Knit stitches for the sleeve, and knit
reverse rows over the sleeve stitches to form the sleeve top. The piece is then gathered on a circular needle and worked back and forth with increases for the neck and sleeves. When the neck is shaped, the piece is worked in the round and increased for raglan. When all the stitches have been increased, the piece is divided into sleeves, front and back pieces, and the parts are finished separately. The neck edge is finally worked and folded double towards the wrong side.
GUIDE NEEDLES: NEEDLE NO. 3½
KNITTING GAUGE: 23 STITCHES = 10 CM
Purchasing patterns from Sandnes requires purchasing yarn from Sandnes Garn for one project. We reserve the right to cancel the order if these requirements are not met.
In addition to the physical recipe, you also get a digital recipe by scanning the QR code in the booklet.
The sweater is knitted top down with 1 strand Sunday and 1 strand Tynn Silk Mohair.
ABOUT THE PRODUCT
First cast on stitches for the back piece. The back piece is worked back and forth with reverse needles to form slanted shoulders. Cast on stitches for the front pieces,
which are knitted separately. Knit reverse rows to form a slanted shoulder on each of the front pieces and increase stitches towards the neck. Knit stitches for the sleeve, and knit
reverse rows over the sleeve stitches to form the sleeve top. The piece is then gathered on a circular needle and worked back and forth with increases for the neck and sleeves. When the neck is shaped, the piece is worked in the round and increased for raglan. When all the stitches have been increased, the piece is divided into sleeves, front and back pieces, and the parts are finished separately. The neck edge is finally worked and folded double towards the wrong side.
GUIDE NEEDLES: NEEDLE NO. 3½
KNITTING GAUGE: 23 STITCHES = 10 CM