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by Petite Knit
Anker’s Summer Shirt is worked from the top down. The yoke is worked in sections of rib with increases in the round, followed by classic raglan increases when the stockinette stitch section begins. The sleeves are worked at the end, either on double-pointed needles or on circular needles using the Magic Loop technique. Anker’s Summer Shirt has no finishing other than weaving in ends. Begin by working a swatch to determine which needle size you need to achieve the correct gauge. Note that the swatch needs to be washed and blocked before measuring the gauge.
by Irene Lin
Rota sleeveless top is worked by knitting the back first. Both fronts are picked up and knitted separately, some short rows are worked for shoulder shaping. After joining both pieces, front is worked flat. Then front and back are joined and knitted in the round to the hem. Pick up stitches and knitting in the round for the armholes and neck ribbing.
By Eileen Jack
This luxurious wrap, inspired by summer gatherings by the sea, is the perfect accessory for when the sun goes down and the sea breeze begins to cool the temperature. This is one of the patterns available for our summer KAL too!
by Kiks and Jack Crochet
The Campbell Everyday Crochet Cardigan is a casual cardigan with long sleeves and ribbing on the bottom and at the cuffs.
It can be worn all season and features a simple neckline and opening. The cardigan is suitable for beginners, using two simple stitches - the half double crochet and the treble crochet. There are no button holes or buttons used for this pattern. The cardigan would be great for summer and spring in cotton blends and perfect for fall and winter in premium acrylic or wool blends.
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