Stylish Pullover Vest Pattern Choices

New on Fringe Association

Feels a little funny to be showing you this sweater (again), given how many times you’ve seen it in various stages of knitting development and how hilariously basic it is. But of course I want you to see it finished and want to share (in summarized form) its particulars. So here we go: – Gauge […]

Beginning to Knit

I’ve been promising this post on sweater patterns for beginners — or first-time sweater knitters at any level — for quite awhile, and it’s turned out to be a bit of a monster! But let’s get one thing clear right up front: There is nothing intrinsically hard about knitting a sweater. Don’t let the size […]

Karen’s WIPs \u0026 FOs

Sleeveless, superbulky and stockinette. Apparently that’s the magic formula for being able to create a whole garment in tumultuous times! This thing must have knitted itself, though: It took so little time, in such small chunks, so far apart (in the midst of such chaos), that I have almost no recollection of doing it. But […]

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Style : Asymmetrical Shell By Rebekah Younger of Younger Knits Description – An asymmetrical neckline sleeveless pullover with drop stitch detailing, knit sideways on Bulky Gauge Machine in plating stitch with contrasting yarns in Linen and Bambu. All trims are knit in solid Black using both Linen and Bambu. This finished garment combines the softness and drape of Bambu fiber with the stability and lightness of Linen. The relaxed neckline is shaped using the natural roll of the knit fabric. The sweater is knit from the off-center color change of the body on the front out to sides. The back is knit from side to side. The three separate color block areas (2 on front and one on the back) can be customized in any combination of colorways. Then the front and back are sewn together at shoulder and side seams. This is a great style for using up end lots of Bambu yarn or even Linen due to small amounts needed for color blocking. For those comfortable with dyeing, consider knitting it all in B \u0026 W and then overdyeing the entire piece, after joining the shoulder seams and adding armhole trim, in a subtle gradient of color from hem to
shoulder for a totally unique look. Sizes – Small, Medium and Large Machine: Brother PC Bulky Tension: 3 Gauge: 36 sts. = 10” 71 Rows = 10” Plaiting stitch with 1 strand linen in main yarn feeder and 1 strand of Bambu 7 in plating slot. Yarn: Silk City Linen 7 and Bambu 7 Approximate weights of yarn based on size (as shown) 2 – 4 oz. – Linen 7 in Ivory 2 – 4 oz. – Linen 7 in Black 1.5 – 3 oz. – Bambu 7 in Ivory 2 – 4 oz. – Bambu 7 in Black 1 – 2 oz. – Bambu 7 in China Red