Njord Pullover by Kristen TenDyke
This pullover is worked seamlessly from the bottom up. The shoulders are shaped with short rows.
This pullover is worked seamlessly from the bottom up. The shoulders are shaped with short rows.
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This top may be warn with the crossover in the front or back.
This sleeveless top features a puntas border and vertical intarsia color joins.
This top features an elongated stitch pattern at the bottom edge.
This pattern accompanies the Learn Something New! article which discusses how to work single-row stripes without cutting the yarn while working flat.
In this pattern, the lace is worked in the round for the body, then in rows for the upper body and sleeves. The 18-stitch repeat of the pattern is maintained when casting on stitches for the sleeves, so you won’t have to do any chart-stitch counting or math to figure out where to start.
This lovely top features a Shetland lace pattern. The edging for the body and sleeves is worked lengthwise, and then stitches are picked up along the long edge, and the body or sleeve is worked bottom-up. The construction of the top is a bit unusual, having only one side seam. The lace pattern did not lend itself to being worked exclusively from the right side, which would have been necessary for a seamless garment.
Worked in the round from the top down, this feminine top has a draped bodice, ruched via welts. A draped bind off is worked at the hemline. Meant to be a light, gauzy weight, the top is best worn over a camisole.
This simple top features a cable at the center of the front and back. Colors are changed at the cable.