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12 Pages. Don’t let the size of this book disappoint you – good things come in small packages. This is a lovely assortment of 4 sweaters and cardigans, and also a beautiful two piece suit. The cover design is also included in this book for a total of 5 patterns. If the embroidered sweater on the cover is not enough to whet your whistle, there are more goods inside, including a lovely two piece suit. The best thing about Minerva patterns is how timeless the designs are – almost 70 years old and still going strong! **PDF – EBOOK – DIGITAL DOWNLOAD
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A vintage knitting and crochet pattern magazine from the 1940s, for small children’s animal sweaters, plain sweaters, to fit sizes 2 years, 4 years and 6 years. The guide is called \
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Last week we talked about learning to crochet. Now it’s time to talk learning to knit! The cold winter months are a great time to learn a new craft and bonus: you get cool stuff out of it! I …
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YARN: DK weight yarn, approx 825 (909; 1007; 1118; 1196) [1301; 1432; 1481; 1561] metres / 900 (991; 1098; 1219; 1305) [1420; 1562; 1615; 1703] yards. Sample shown in The Fibre Company Knightsbridge, a blend of 65% baby llama, 25% merino wool, and 10% silk. NEEDLES \u0026 NOTIONS: 3.75mm circular needles for the main body, either 24” or 30” depending on size. 4mm and 3.5mm needles of your preferred length for working sleeves (ie. magic loop, 2 circulars, DPNs). You will also need scrap yarn for holding stitches, lockable stitch markers (with one marker different to the rest to denote the beginning of round), and a tapestry needle. GAUGE: 22 sts and 28 rows to 4” / 10cm in stocking stitch on 4mm needles. 29 sts and 30 rows to 4″ / 10cm in 3×1 rib on 3.75mm needles, unstretched. SIZING: Sizes 1 (2: 3: 4: 5) [6: 7: 8: 9] detailed below, designed to be w
orn with 8 – 10 inches / 20 – 30 cm negative ease. Sample shown is a size 2 worn on a 34” bust with around 8 inches / 20 cm negative ease. This sweater is designed to be very fitted in the body, and the ribbed fabric has lots of stretch, hence the finished measurements that may seem alarmingly small. To fit bust: 28-30 (32-34; 36-38; 40-42; 44-46) (48-50; 52-54; 56-58; 60-62) inches / 71-76 (81-86; 91-97; 102-107; 112-117) (122-127; 132-137; 142-147; 152-157) cm. Finished bust (unstretched): 21.5 (25.5; 29.5; 33.5; 37.5) (41.5; 45.5; 49.5; 53.5) inches / 55 (65; 75; 85; 95) (105; 116; 126; 136) cm NOTES: the Fine Line sweater is worked seamlessly from the top down. It begins by casting on across the shoulders and working back and forth in rows on the upper back down to the armholes. The back stitches are then set aside to work the front. Stitches are picked up across each shoulder and stitches are cast on to create the front neck, before the upper front is worked identically to the upper back. The held back stitches are then replaced on the needle to work the main body in one piece from the armholes down to the hem, working in rounds. The sleeves are worked by picking up around the armhole edge then filling in the set-in sleeve ‘cap’ with short rows. The rest of the sleeves are worked from the top down in rounds in stocking stitch, which is gathered into deep ribbed cuffs. I LOVE seeing people knit my patterns and make them their own – if you could tag @lilykatemakes and #FineLineSweater on Instagram that would be great!
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A vintage knitting pattern to make a wonderful classic dressing or bed jacket. From Copley’s No. 1876. With those lovely puff sleeves so typical of the era, this is a classic design from the 1930’s . In one sizes to fit a 34-38\
