Best Sweater Collection
Top Down: Color & Cable Sweater #8
Skill Level: Advanced.
Yarn Suggestion: This sweater
is best with a medium to light weight yarn. Our design has a small band
of contrasting color which will usually come from the knitter's scrap
pile. Skill level includes two-color knitting, and cables. Will need 20
to 24 ounces, depending on size.
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This beautiful sweater mixes cable and color for a striking
effect. It's an easy fit because you begin at the neck and work down,
trying it on for fit as you go. Diagrams help with the cables. It is
knit entirely in the round, with no seams to sew.
As with all SpinCraft Knitting Patterns this sweater can be knit to any
size, using almost any yarn. What you will do is measure yourself, measure the
gauge that comes from your yarn, and then perform some easy calculations to get
the figures needed to knit this sweater. You are the designer! Side: Knit Sweater #12
Skill Level: Intermediate. My version is done in plain stockinette stitch throughout, and then worn purl side out.
Yarn Suggestion: Good with any yarn. Mine is made with a variagated dyed yarn. Will need approximately 24 to 26 ounces, depending on size.
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Start at one sleeve and knit all the way over to the other. Measure
right and it will fit like a glove! Can be made on a knitting machine.
It's easy. Very easy to make vertical stripes.
As with all SpinCraft Knitting Patterns this sweater can be knit to
any size, using almost any yarn. What you will do is measure yourself,
measure the gauge that comes from your yarn, and then perform some easy
calculations to get the figures needed to knit this sweater. You are
the designer! Pieced: Easy Knit Sweater #14
Skill Level: Easy.
Yarn Suggestion: This sweater
would be good with almost any size or type of yarn. Will need about 20
to 25 ounces (depending on size). This sweater is knit in pieces and
then assembled.
 
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Fun
seams are the design element. You knit eight rectangles and join them
with a special stitch and brightly colored yarn. Sleeve panels are made
to fit with easy decreases. Knit by hand or machine. Small panels make
this a good carry-along project.
As with all SpinCraft Knitting
Patterns this sweater can be knit to any size, using almost any yarn.
What you will do is measure yourself, measure the gauge that comes from
your yarn, and then perform some easy calculations to get the figures
needed to knit this sweater. You are the designer! Bottom Up: Cable Knit Sweater #18
Skill Level: Advanced. The complication in this sweater is
getting your calculations done (may need aspirin!), and getting the
hang of the cable patterns. After that, it is sweet brainless knitting
to the end.
Yarn Suggestion: Best with a fine to medium
weight yarn. Cable sweaters, such as this, are traditionally done in a
light or white color. But mine was really fun in maroon. Will need
approximately 22 to 24 ounces, depending on size.
 
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Knit from the bottom up with an interesting series of cable and texture
patterns. Cables start on saddle shoulder and go down to wrist. Design
gives a nice square fit to the shoulders. I knit mine with a soft cormo
wool that is a delight to knit and wear.
This sweater has a very nice fit. The saddle shoulders are better for shaping than shoulder pads. A very fun sweater to knit.
As with all SpinCraft Knitting Patterns this sweater can be knit to any
size, using almost any yarn. What you will do is measure yourself, measure the
gauge that comes from your yarn, and then perform some easy calculations to get
the figures needed to knit this sweater. You are the designer!
Bottom Up: Textured Sweater #19
Skill Level: Experienced. This sweater has ten different
knit-purl combination stitch patterns in it. Not so hard to do, really.
The experience needed for this sweater is no more than patience.
Yarn Suggestion: Best with a fine to medium weight yarn. Will need approximately 20 to 24 ounces, depending on size.
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This sweater is beautiful done in white or a light color. Texture
pattern is created with an easy sequence of knit/purl patterns. Works
from the bottom up. Gusset at armpit gives a comfortable fit. sleeves
are picked up and knit down to cuff. Large scoop neck. No seams. As with all SpinCraft Knitting Patterns this sweater can be knit to any
size, using almost any yarn. What you will do is measure yourself, measure the
gauge that comes from your yarn, and then perform some easy calculations to get
the figures needed to knit this sweater. You are the designer! Bottom Up: Lace Knit Sweater #21
Skill Level: Experienced. Once you get the hang of the lace
pattern on this sweater, it is not too hard. the actual shaping is
pretty easy and straight-forward.
Yarn Suggestion: Best
with a fine to medium weight yarn. Will need approximately 14 to 22
ounces, depending on what type of fiber you are using, size and length
of sweater. Mine is made with a very fine flax, and weighs 14 ounces.
 
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Ready for some lace? I knit my sweater with lovely Euroflax linen yarn.
It has a wonderful drape and feel. Any fine yarn will do. Sweater is
knit from the bottom up. A modified raglan decrease forms the yoke
which is finished with saddle shoulder. No need to shape the neck. It's
like magic! Then sleeves are joined at gusset and worked to cuff. A
delightful experience. As with all SpinCraft Knitting Patterns this sweater can be knit to any
size, using almost any yarn. What you will do is measure yourself, measure the
gauge that comes from your yarn, and then perform some easy calculations to get
the figures needed to knit this sweater. You are the designer!
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