Cable Columns Pullover by Ashwini Jambhekar
This lovely pullover incorporates lace and cable stitch patterns with subtle waist shaping.
This lovely pullover incorporates lace and cable stitch patterns with subtle waist shaping.
This vest is worked from the bottom up and in the round. There are no seams. A three-needle bind off joins the shoulders.
Worked mostly in one color, the body and sleeves actually do work up pretty quickly. Adding the syncopated two-color section in the middle of the chest and at the sleeve cuffs breaks up the rhythm a bit while giving you a chance to work with two colors at a time without needing to strand the unused color across the back. At first you do need to pay some attention to which stitches are slipped and which stitches are knit or purled, but the pattern soon takes on a pace and rhythm of its own.
This pattern accompanies the Fashion Framework article about Waist and Hip Shaping.
This lightweight cardigan combines delicate lace mesh hems and cuffs with the sleek look of Stockinette. It uses two techniques for shaping around the hips and waist; decreases and increases, plus a change in stitch pattern.
This sweater features lace panels separated by reverse stockinette stitch godets at the body and sleeve hems. The godets are decreased away until only one st remains between the lace panels.
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This pattern accompanies the Fashion Framework article which discusses drop shoulder sleeve construction.
This sweater, featuring drop shoulder sleeves, accompanies the Special Topics in Finishing article on the topic.
This long cardigan, designed by Donna Estin, features a casual tie belt and is soft, comfortable, and easy to wear either belted or open.