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SKILL LEVEL - Intermediate
The pattern has been test knitted and technical edited.
SIZES:
[A] -- 0–3 months
[B] -- 3-6 months
[C] -- 6-12 months
[D] -- 12-18 months
[E] -- 18 months - 2 years
[F] -- 3-4 years
[G] -- 5-6 years
[H] -- 7-8 years
YARN REQUIREMENTS
4 Seasons Half n Half 10 ply – 160 m (170 yd) per 100 g ball. 50% acrylic, 50% wool.
Main Colour (MC) -- Any 10 ply colour of your choice.
[A] -- 129 grams / 206 metres / 226 yards
[B] -- 146 grams / 234 metres / 256 yards
[C] -- 171 grams / 274 metres / 299 yards
[D] -- 190 grams / 304 metres / 333 yards
[E] -- 213 grams / 341 metres / 373 yards
[F] -- 242 grams / 387 metres / 424 yards
[G] -- 275 grams / 440 metres / 481 yards
[H] -- 319 grams / 510 metres / 558 yards
Contrast Colour (CC)
You will need a small quantity for the contrast colour. Approximately 25 metres / 27 yards -- Any 10 ply colour of your choice.
*Yarn featured (CC) -- 10 ply wool with a strand of pink mohair worked together to achieve the look for the grey sweater featured in this listing.
NEEDLES REQUIRED
One set 4 mm (US 6 : UK 8) circular needles
One set 4.5 mm (US 7 : UK 7) double-pointed needles or size to obtain tension
OTHER MATERIALS
4 stitch markers, one to be in a contrast colour.
Darning needle to sew in ends.
Stitch holder or waste yarn.
TENSION
19 sts x 25 rounds = 10 cm (4 in) worked in stocking stitch on 4.5 mm (US 7 : UK 7) needles.
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My knitting patterns do NOT come with guided tutorials, nor do I provide one on one guidance. When purchasing any of my patterns it is assumed that you are either and Intermediate / Advanced knitter and can follow and read a knitting pattern. My patterns have been test knitted and professionally technical edited and are written out in full, following universally acceptable instructions and knitting abbreviations . All patterns are clearly marked for the Intermediate knitter/ or the Advanced Knitter/ or the Beginner knitter, and to the best our knowledge are as correct as humanly possible.
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