Indholdsfortegnelse for Issue 86 i The Knitter

Summer’s here, so we’re dreaming of warm evenings, relaxed afternoons on the beach, and garden parties. This issue, we bring you LIGHT, COMFORTABLE KNITS to wear whether you’re at home or abroad. On our front cover is a gorgeous little sweater by MARY HENDERSON, which combines traditional Fair Isle colourwork with lace. We love the vintage style of PAT MENCHINI’s retro blouse, and her chic, wear-with-everything silky cardigan. We also have ethereal, lacy tops from ANNIKEN ALLIS and MARIE WALLIN, a stunning cabled bag from AMANDA JONES, and cheerful textured socks from CLARE DEVINE. Lightweight layers are so useful at this time of year, especially in Britain’s climate, which is why we have two ponchos: an exquisite lace design by JUDY FURLONG, and a more contemporary version from LOUISA HARDING.…

SOFT SUMMER Designer Sarah Hatton has put together a collection of summer favourites for Rowan, including sleeveless tops, fitted cardigans and a textured wrap. Each pattern is designed to work with either Rowan’s Handknit Cotton or Softknit Cotton yarns. The range of wardrobe staples includes a classic fitted V-necked cardigan, plus a looser open cardigan with moss stitch edgings. ‘Emma’ is a fitted, round-neck striped top, while ‘Jules’ is a scoop-necked vest with a textured pattern on the yoke. We also love the soft wrap with ganseystyle knit-and-purl patterning, the flattering, ribbed ‘Bev’ jumper, and the delicate cables of the ‘Erica’ sweater. Several of the patterns offer a choice of design options for sleeve lengths and neckline shapings. www.knitrowan.com 01484 681881 Eastern promise Tickets are on sale now for Fibre-East, the…

WARTIME FARM by Susan Crawford Price £6 as an individual pattern; also available as a knitting kit for men, women and children www.susancrawfordshop.com BOBBLE & WAVE TANK by Debbie Bliss Price £3.50 (pattern ref. DB018) Visit www.designeryarns.uk.com for stockist details, or call 01535 664222 HARRY by Marie Wallin Price £3 as a downloadable pattern, or £9 as part of the Children’s Summerlite 4ply digital collection www.knitrowan.com…

Manos del Uruguay Serena is one of our favourite summer yarns, and the new shades recently added to the Fair Trade range are simply stunning, with both solids and softly variegated colourways available. To showcase the new colours, a selection of feminine patterns has also been released. ‘Granita’ is a lacy cardigan with a matching cowl, while ‘Wharton’ (pictured far right) is a draping, open-front cardigan with a lace yoke and pleat detail on the back. The sleeveless ‘Ines’ top (pictured right) shows off the baby alpaca/pima cotton blend beautifully, as does ‘Sofia’, a richly cabled shrug. Pattern leaflets cost £2.99, while the RRP for Serena is £10.99 per 50g skein. Distributed by Rooster Yarns. For stockists, visit www.roosteryarns.com Bags of style We love the chic yet capacious ‘Poppins’ knitting bag…

Star letter The price of yarn Having subscribed to your magazine since issue number two, I have loved most of your innovative designs, and have had many happy hours perusing, planning and, yes, even knitting many of the patterns. Recently I found myself in the unfortunate position of having my husband seriously ill and having to retire due to ill health (I had to give up my job two years ago to care for him) so now we find money a bit tight. When Issue 85 came through the door, I straight away wanted to knit ‘Sargasso’ by Rita Taylor, which calls for The Little Grey Sheep Gotland yarn. Now, I knew about The Little Grey Sheep, as they had attended a spinning guild day, and their yarn is just…

“THE OPEN LACE PATTERN AND RELAXED NECKLINE ALLOW THE PONCHO TO DRAPE OVER THE BODY” “THIS IS a fine, easy-to-wear cover-up for summer evenings and those slightly cooler summer days,” says Judy Furlong. “Although this poncho is blocked to a square shape, the open lace pattern and relaxed neckline will allow it to drape over the body. The tassels are an optional finishing touch.” The poncho is knitted in the glorious Findley laceweight yarn from Juniper Moon Farm, which is smooth and sleek. SIZE YARN NEEDLES & ACCESSORIES 1 pair 3mm (UK 11/US 2-3) knitting needles (or circular needles if preferred, to accommodate stitches more comfortably) 1 set 3.25mm (UK 10/US 3) circular needles, 40cm long (for neckband) Crochet hook for tassels Lockable stitch and row markers TENSION 30 sts…

A LIGHTWEIGHT layer for summer, this cardigan has tailored details such as a double-breasted shape and a collar, yet has a distinctly relaxed, informal feel. An all-over patterned rib stitch creates a comfortable fabric. The garment is knitted in Bergère de France’s Ecoton DK-weight cotton blend, which is made from recycled fibres and has a soft, tweedy texture. It’s available in 11 muted shades. SIZE YARN NEEDLES & ACCESSORIES 1 pair 3.5mm (UK 10-9/US 4) knitting needles Stitch holder 8 x 11mm buttons TENSION 29 sts and 36 rows to 10cm over Patterned Rib on 3.5mm needles YARN STOCKISTS Bergère de France www.bergeredefrance.co.uk SPECIAL ABBREVIATIONS Sl 1: Slip 1 st as if to purl wyib. For general abbreviations, see p95 BLOCKING DIAGRAM This design appears in Bergère de France’s Magazine…

ANNIKEN ALLIS is a knitwear designer much loved for her delicate, beautiful lace knits. She is also a busy teacher, and shares her expertise with knitters around the UK. She regularly creates shawl and garment patterns for The Knitter, and is one of our most popular designers. On the eve of the publication of Anniken’s first book, and her announcement of her first-ever knitting retreat in Cornwall, we caught up with her to talk about her knitting life and career. When did you learn to knit? “My Mum taught me when I was very young. I don’t remember learning to knit; it’s just something I’ve always done. My Mum was always knitting so it was just part of my childhood.” What was the first original piece of knitwear you ever…

PAT MENCHINI’S neat summer top was inspired by 1930s styles, particularly the fitted blouses popular at that time. It features a deep ribbed waistband, cap sleeves, a tiny collar and a lovely lace stitch pattern. Pat has knitted her top in a luxurious blend of merino, silk and cashmere from Sublime, and has added a row of buttons down the front. “Try the design in a white yarn with small, black, buttons for a more demure, retro look,” Pat suggests. SIZE YARN NEEDLES & ACCESSORIES 1 pair 3mm (UK 11/US 2-3) knitting needles 1 pair 3.25mm (UK 10/US 3) knitting needles 1 pair 4mm (UK 8/US 6) knitting needles Locking stitch markers 2 stitch holders Smooth waste yarn for holding collar stitches 10 small buttons (sample buttons from Duttons for…

To advertise in The Knitter Boutique please contact Emma Hunter on 0117 314 7398 SCOTLAND Wool for Ewe www.woolforewe.com info@woolforewe.com 01224 643 738 With yarns for every budget and patterns for every style you are sure to feel inspired at Scotlands best independent yarn shop. New season collections now in stock! 83-85 Rosemount Place, Aberdeen, AB25 2YE WEST MIDLANDS Remember When www.rememberwhenshop.co.uk info@rememberwhenshop.co.uk 01675 466418 We stock an extensive range of knitting yarns including Bergere de France, Colinette, Debbie Bliss, Rowan, Sublime, Noro, Adriafil, Wendy and Stylecraft. 80 High Street Coleshill, Birmingham B46 3AH. Postal service available. EAST Norfolk Yarn www.norfolkyarn.co.uk info@norfolkyarn.co.uk 01603 927034 Stockists of Noro, Colinette, Debbie Bliss, Artesano Alpaca, Rowan, Manos Del Uruguay, Knit Pro, brittany needles, Ashford Spinning Supplies, plus more. Regular workshops in spinning &…

PAT MENCHINI Pat is a prolific designer whose work regularly appears in many of the UK’s top knitting magazines, including our sister title Simply Knitting. She has also created a range of designs for Artesano Yarns. She brings us two patterns this month: an elegant top inspired by 1930s blouses on page 80, and a pretty, silky cardigan on page 22. AMANDA JONES With her passion for texture, Amanda creates beautiful patterns that celebrate the endless possibilities of the knitted stitch. This month, she has created a chic handbag for us, which features gorgeous cable patterns, and a neat fabric lining and pocket. We think it would work with both formal and relaxed outfits. Turn to page 41. MARY HENDERSON A talent for colour combining and a deep respect for…

Offering intricate, intriguing textures in cool shades of cream and blue, the new designer collection from Yarn Stories is packed with head-turning patterns. Inspired by coastal textures and with a nod to 1950s Riviera style, the Marine collection has contributions from Amanda Crawford, Carol Feller, Sasha Kagan, Emma Vining, Nick Atkinson and Charlotte Johnson. ‘Banyan’ by Amanda Crawford is a feminine fitted cardigan with a peplum shape and a pattern of delicate cables. Amanda has also designed ‘Valorum’, a swing jacket with a horseshoe cluster stitch highlighted with beads, and ‘Sloop’, a long cabled tunic. Emma Vining’s skills with texture are showcased in ‘Spinnaker’, a summer sweater with twisted stitches, cables and textures echoing waves breaking on the shore. Nick Atkinson’s ‘Caravel’ sweater uses a strikingly modern lace and cable…

The programme for this year’s Shetland Wool Week has now been announced - and it looks set to be a bumper year for the world-renowned knitting extravaganza. The workshop list is simply jam-packed with inspirational teachers. Stand-out sessions include ‘Collecting Vintage Knitwear’ with Kate Davies, Ysolda Teague’s lace workshop, a look at Susan Crawford’s Vintage Shetland project, hap shawls with Gudrun Johnston, Fair Isle knitting with Hazel Tindall, and steeking with Mary Henderson. Island-wide events also include tours of the Jamiesons of Shetland mill, spinning sessions, visits with local artisans, and so much more. It’s guaranteed to be an amazing week! Find the programme and further details at www.shetlandwoolweek.com To India! Join Erika Knight on a memorable knitting holiday to Rajasthan in October www.knitforpeace.org.uk SEASHORE STYLE Sheepfold specialises in yarns and…

5 July Stamford Professional Finishing Techniques www.i-love-ewe.com 01780 762645 5 July Edinburgh Darning Your Knits www.gingertwiststudios.com 07599 479445 11 July Stirling Finishing Techniques with Carol Meldrum www.mcadirect.com 0131 558 1747 11 July Leeds Knitting With Colour www.baaramewe.co.uk 0113 278 1788 11 July Cambridge Two at a Time Socks Using Magic Loop www.sheepshopcambridge.co.uk 01223 311268 12 July Dorking Fair Isle and Intarsia www.gilliangladrag.co.uk 01306 898144 12 July Sutton Coldfield Dyeing Workshop with Debbie Tomkies www.sittingknitting.com 0121 308 4205 15 July Cleethorpes Knitting Tips Workshop www.agoodyarn.co.uk 01472 508707 16 July Bridport Professional Finishing www.bridportyarn.co.uk 01308 455669 16-18 July Oban Woolfeis: Gaelic Wool Festival http://lorn.org.uk/category/woolfeis/ 18 July Rochdale Finishing Techniques www.yarnbarn.co.uk 01706 750824 18 July Warrington Beginners Spinning Workshop www.blacksheepwools.com 01925 764231 25 July Fife Drop Stitch Cabling and Colour Combining Masterclass with…

“THIS IS a lovely big bag for all your shopping trips - it looks very smart and will go with any outfit,” says designer Amanda Jones. “The leather handles can be in any colour to match your wardrobe. Line the bag with a pretty fabric to finish it off.” The bag is knitted in the round so there are no seams. Amanda has used an aran-weight yarn from Twilleys of Stamford, called Freedom Alfresco, which is a soft blend of merino and alpaca and comes in six classic shades. SIZE Approximately 38cm x 32cm (15in x 14in) when laid flat YARN Twilleys of Stamford Freedom Alfresco (Aran weight; 80% merino wool, 20% superfine alpaca; 72m/78yds per 50g ball) Hips & Haws (105); 4 x 50g balls YARN STOCKISTS Twilleys of…

“I LOVE long, lazy summer days, possibly more than a knitter should!” says sock designer Clare Devine. “I could not resist this bright, cheery sunshine yellow yarn, hand-dyed by Ginger Twist Studios. As the delicate all-over lace pattern took shape I thought of pineapples - the perfect accompaniment to long days filled with sunshine, and knitting!” These pretty socks have an easy-to-remember lace pattern and a short-row heel. SIZE YARN Ginger’s Hand Dyed Swell Ewe Sock (4ply/fingering weight; 80% superwash merino, 20% polyamide; 365m/333yds per 100g skein) Liquid Sunshine; 1 x 100g skein NEEDLES & ACCESSORIES 1 set 2.5mm (UK 13-12/US 1-2) double-pointed needles (DPNs) 1 set 2.25mm (UK 13/US 1) double-pointed needles (DPNs) TENSION 35 sts and 40 rounds to 10cm over lace st on 2.25mm needles, blocked. 34…

VINTAGE KNITS FOR HIM & HER by Ame England (David & Charles, £14.99) Ame England has set out to show how knitting styles from the past can work perfectly in a modern wardrobe - and has succeeded admirably, in our opinion! Her book of 30 patterns for men and women is divided into three distinct eras of vintage knitting - the 1950s, ’60s and ’70s. In the 1950s section, there are feminine, flattering little knits for women, including a Fair Isle sweater, a glamorous mohair sweater, and a polka-dot belted top - all with a definite Doris Day vibe. There’s also a very handsome men’s cabled cardigan. Graphic colourwork, contrast details and more relaxed shapes appear in the 1960s section; we love the classic sweater dresses, fitted and belted cable…

THIS KNITTED dress is designed to be feminine and comfortable. With long columns of lace patterning, it should flatter most figures; it also has a squared neckline and short sleeves. It’s knitted in the round to the armholes, then the front and back are worked separately. The pattern calls for an aran-weight yarn from Noro, called Tokonatsu. This features tweedy flecks of contrasting shades which complement the main colour, and knits up to produce a subtle fabric that has a soft, almost felted feel. SIZE YARN YARN STOCKISTS Noro c/o Designer Yarns 01535 664222 www.designeryarns.uk.com NEEDLES & ACCESSORIES 1 pair 4mm (UK 8/US 6) knitting needles 1 set 4mm (UK 8/US 6) circular needles, 80cm long Stitch holders 2 stitch markers TENSION 16½ sts and 24 rows to 10cm over…

KNITTED IN a pure cashmere DK yarn, this short-sleeved top feels indulgently soft and drapes beautifully. It features an asymmetric lace and cable panel up the front, a cable up the back, and lace around the armhole edgings. The split, ribbed hem is worked in four separate pieces, which are then joined to work the back and front. The top is knitted in Pure Cashmere DK from Lotus Yarns, which is available in a choice of 12 neutral and jewel-like shades. SIZE YARN NEEDLES & ACCESSORIES 2 pairs 3.25mm (UK 10/US 3) knitting needles 1 pair 3.75mm (UK 9/US 5) knitting needles Cable needle (cn) Stitch holder Stitch markers TENSION 24 sts and 37 rows to 10cm over st st on 3.75mm needles YARN STOCKISTS Lotus Yarns c/o Intercontinental Yarns…

SIZE YARN KEY CHART NEEDLES & ACCESSORIES 1 pair 5mm (UK 6/US 8) knitting needles 1 pair 4mm (UK 8/US 6) knitting needles Cable needle (cn) Stitch holders 5 (5:5:6:6:6) buttons SPECIAL ABBREVIATIONS C4B: Slip next 2 sts to back on cn, K2, then K2 from cn. C4F: Slip next 2 sts to front on cn, K2, then K2 from cn. MB: Make bobble - K1, P1, K1 into next st, turn, P3, turn, K3, turn, P3, turn, K3tog. TENSION 18 sts and 24 rows to 10cm over st st on 5mm needles. YARN STOCKISTS Hayfield c/o Sirdar 01924 371 501 www.sirdar.co.uk BACK Using 4mm needles cast on 62 (66:74:78:82:86) sts. Row 1: *K2, P2, rep from * to last 2 sts, K2. Row 2: P2, *K2, P2, rep from…

MARY HENDERSON’S beautiful summer jumper combines intricate colourwork inspired by traditional Shetland patterning with a delicate horseshoe lace stitch. The Fair Isle pattern is also used around the cuffs of the cropped sleeves. Mary has knitted her top using Explorer Coast Lace, an attractive 2ply blend of merino and cotton which provides a soft fabric and good stitch definition. SIZE “THE FAIR ISLE PATTERNING IS ALSO USED AROUND THE CUFFS OF THE CROPPED SLEEVES” YARN NEEDLES & ACCESSORIES 1 pair 3.5mm (UK 9-10/US 4) knitting needles 1 pair 3.25mm (UK 10/US 3) knitting needles 1 pair 2.75mm (UK 12/US 2) knitting needles 1 set 2.75mm (UK 12/US 2) circular needles, 60cm long Two stitch markers, plus 4 removable markers Two stitch holders Tapestry needle TENSION 26 sts and 36 rows…

Pamela Wynne has created many wonderful, contemporary designs for yarn company Juniper Moon Farm, and The Electric Collection embodies her modern yet flattering style. ‘Firefly Cardigan’ is an open cardigan, with wide, short sleeves and draping, ‘waterfall’ front edges. It’s knitted sideways, and is here worked in a vibrant lime shade of Zooey yarn. ‘Argonic Dress’ is an elegantly simple knitted dress, worked in the round from the bottom up, with princess darts to shape the waist; its skirt has a beautiful swing to it! The long-line ‘Monatomic Tunic’ has buttons all the way down its back, a lacy collar, and a shirt-tail hem. The ‘Circadian Pullover’ is a relaxed, oversized garment with a wide neck and drop-shoulder sleeves. For more classic garments from Pamela, take a look at The…

I made this cardigan for my wedding in April, although sadly I didn’t get to wear it much! After some debate I had settled on a pattern from Rowan’s Magazine 37 by Sharon Miller, called ‘Marianne’. I made a few changes: I worked the cardigan in one piece to the armholes, worked longer sleeves, and altered the neck to begin at the same time as the armhole shaping, to make a slightly deeper V-neck. I also left out the neck band, in favour of a simple row of single crochet, as I knew I would be wearing the top open. The yarn used was Rowan Kidsilk Haze in Marmalade. www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/marianne…

EVERY HOLIDAY wardrobe needs a classic, comfortable cardigan that will go with everything, from flowery dresses to T-shirts and shorts. This design by Pat Menchini has all-round appeal. It’s knitted in Sirdar’s cool Cotton 4ply, which has a mercerised sheen and excellent stitch definition - so it shows off the little lace motifs perfectly. The cropped, round-necked shape is buttoned at the neck, while the fold-over hems on the body and sleeves help the garment to hang well. SIZE YARN NEEDLES & ACCESSORIES 1 pair 2.75mm (UK 12/US 2) knitting needles 1 pair 3.25mm (UK 10/US 3) knitting needles Locking stitch markers 1 stitch holder 3 buttons (samples from Duttons for Buttons) TENSION 28 sts and 36 rows to 10cm over st st on 3.25mm needles YARN STOCKISTS Sirdar 01924…

THIS ETHEREAL top by Marie Wallin is designed to be loose-fitting, so the pattern incorporates a significant amount of positive ease. It has a wide round neck and short sleeves. The top half of the garment is in stocking stitch, while the bottom half features a beautiful lace pattern. Rowan’s Kidsilk Haze produces a fluffy, indulgent fabric; it looks stunning when knitted in a pale shade, as here, but would also work beautifully in one of the many bright colours in the Kidsilk Haze range. SIZE YARN NEEDLES & ACCESSORIES 1 pair 3.25mm (UK 10/US 3) knitting needles TENSION 25 sts and 34 rows to 10cm over st st on 3.25mm needles YARN STOCKISTS Rowan Yarns 01484 681881 www.knitrowan.com PATTERN NOTE When working a lace pattern it is important to…

Books about knitting are an absolute passion of mine. I’ve had the pleasure of reading hundreds of titles over the years in my role as book reviewer for The Knitter, and my house is stuffed with books old and new. Is it possible, though, to pick out the ultimate top 10 of knitting books? To choose those books I simply couldn’t live without, and which could inform and inspire my knitting for the rest of my lifetime? I decided to set myself the challenge of picking just 10 books to keep at home. I’d be interested to hear what you think of my choices! Get in touch! We’d love to hear your opinions – do you agree with our selection, or are there other books that would make your own…

THIS ROMANTIC, swishy skirt is made up of two layers - an overlay of lace, and an underskirt of stocking stitch with a lace border. The skirt is designed to sit on the hip bones, and the underskirt hangs below the lace overlay to reveal the contrast colour. It has been designed for yarn company Juniper Moon Farm by Janine Le Cras, using variegated and solid shades of its gorgeous Findley 4ply merino-silk yarn. SIZE YARN NEEDLES & ACCESSORIES 1 set 3.25mm (UK 10/US 3) circular needles, 100cm long 1 set 3.25mm (UK 10/US 3) circular needles, 60cm long 1 set 3.5mm (UK 10-9/US 4) circular needles, 100cm long 1 set 3.5mm (UK 10-9/US 4) circular needles, 60cm long Stitch markers Approx 77½ (99½:122:144)cm of 2½cm wide elastic TENSION 22…

THIS DELICATE top features a leafy lace pattern running up the centre front. Designed by Anniken Allis, it is knitted in the luxurious Silky Cashmere Fingering from Lotus, which is a pure Mongolian cashmere yarn. The top is worked in the round from the bottom up; the front and back are worked separately from the underarm to the shoulders, which are joined by working a three-needle cast-off. Stitches are picked up around the armhole and worked in the round from the top down for the sleeves. SIZE YARN NEEDLES & ACCESSORIES 2 sets 3.25mm (UK 10/US 3) circular needles, 40cm and 80cm long 1 set 3.25mm (UK 10/US 3) double-pointed needles (DPNs) (optional) 6 stitch holders 6 stitch markers TENSION 22 sts and 36 rows to 10cm over st st…

IN OUR masterclass in Issue 84, we examined ways to weave in yarn ends. This month, we take a look at methods of joining in new yarn during your knitting, to leave you with fewer of those pesky threads to sew in when you’re finished! One of the general ‘rules’ we’ve probably all heard is to never join in yarn in the middle of a row. But this theory doesn’t always work. What if you’re knitting in the round, for example, or your yarn breaks, or you’re happily knitting along until you come across one of those irritating little knots in your yarn? Here, we suggest a few methods designed to neatly join in a new yarn while minimising sewing-up time. THE FELTED ENDS TECHNIQUE One of our favourite techniques…

LOUISA HARDING’S modern, striking poncho design includes long cuffs to make it easy to wear. The fabric is knitted sideways and blends large cables with a mock cable and ribbing pattern; the lower edge features lace points. It’s knitted in Louisa’s Anise yarn, which is a variegated cotton tape yarn. Instructions are given for both cropped and longer-length versions. SIZE Cropped poncho Cuff to cuff: Approx. width 128cm wide x 44cm long (50½in x 17¼in) Large poncho Cuff to cuff: approx. width 128cm wide x 59cm long (50½in x 23¼in) YARN Louisa Harding Anise (Chunky weight; 45% cotton, 45% polyacryl, 10% nylon; 70m/76yds per 50g ball) Cropped poncho Pomegranate (508); 11 x 50g balls Large poncho Sesame (502); 12 x 50g balls NEEDLES & ACCESSORIES 1 pair 6mm (UK 4/US…

alt alternate approx approximately beg beginning cn cable needle cont continue dc double crochet (US single crochet) dec decrease (work two stitches together) DK double knitting DPN double-pointed needle dtr double treble (US treble crochet) est established foll following inc increase K knit KFB knit into front and back of stitch K2tog knit the next two stitches together kwise knitwise meas measures M1 make one (inc 1 stitch) M1L Left leaning increase. With left needle tip, lift strand between needles from front to back. Knit lifted loop through back of loop. M1R Right leaning increase. With left needle tip, lift strand between needles from back to front. Knit lifted loop through front of loop MB make a bobble MS main shade P purl patt pattern(s) PB place bead PFB purl…

SIZE YARN NEEDLES & ACCESSORIES 1 pair 5mm (UK 6/US 8) knitting needles Cable needle (cn) 4 (4:4:5:5:5) buttons SPECIAL ABBREVIATIONS Tw2R: Slip next st to back on cn, K1 then P1 from cn. Tw2L: Slip next st to front on cn, P1 then K1 from cn. C8F: Slip next 4 sts to front on cn, K4 then K4 from cn. C8B: Slip next 4 sts to back on cn, K4 then K4 from cn. Sl1p: Slip 1 stitch purlwise. YARN STOCKISTS Hayfield c/o Sirdar 01924 371 501 www.sirdar.co.uk TENSION 21 sts and 24 rows to 10cm over diagonal stitch pattern. Cable panel (41 sts) measures 16.5cm using 5mm needles. KEY CHART BACK Using 5mm needles cast on 108 (120:132:140:152:160) sts. Note: set-up rows are shown in red on Chart.…

SIZE YARN NEEDLES & ACCESSORIES 1 pair 5mm (UK 6/US 8) knitting needles 1 pair 4mm (UK 8/US 6) knitting needles Cable needle (cn) TENSION Pattern panel (86 sts) measures 39cm. 18 sts and 24 rows to 10cm over textured pattern on 5mm needles. YARN STOCKISTS Hayfield c/o Sirdar 01924 371 501 www.sirdar.co.uk SPECIAL ABBREVIATIONS C2B: Slip next st to back on cn, K1 then K1 from cn. C2F: Slip next st to front on cn, K1 then K1 from cn. C6B: Slip next 3 sts to back on cn, K3 then K3 from cn. C6F: Slip next 3 sts to front on cn, K3 then K3 from cn. C4B: Slip next 2 sts to back on cn, K2 then K2 from cn. C4F: Slip next 2 sts to front…