Product description
A rich brocade of slipped stitches forms the ground for a beautifully tailored jacket with an elegant collar and a gently flared hem. A filigree of intricate cables adorns the edges, and the sideways-knit cuffs and collar are attached with exposed seams to draw attention to the crisp structure of the piece.
Designer: Véronik Avery
Collection: Winter 2014
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Montauk
A-line Cabled Cardigan
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Product description
A rich brocade of slipped stitches forms the ground for a beautifully tailored jacket with an elegant collar and a gently flared hem. A filigree of intricate cables adorns the edges, and the sideways-knit cuffs and collar are attached with exposed seams to draw attention to the crisp structure of the piece.
Designer: Véronik Avery
Collection: Winter 2014
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Pattern materials
YARDAGE
Worsted weight wool yarn in the following approximate amounts:
- 1350 (1550, 1730, 1925, 2180, 2385) yards
YARN
- 10 (11, 13, 14, 16, 17) skeins of Brooklyn Tweed Shelter (100% American Targhee-Columbia wool; 140 yards/50g)
- Photographed in color Tent
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Pattern specs
CONSTRUCTION
- All pieces (including collar) are worked flat from the bottom up, and then seamed together.
FINISHED DIMENSIONS
- 32¼ (37¼, 41¾, 46¼, 50¾, 55¾)” circumference at chest (seamed, with fronts overlapping approximately 3″)
- Sample shown is size 37¼” with + 3¼” of ease on model
Need help picking a size? See our resource page on Selecting a Sweater Size 101.
GAUGE
- 20¾ stitches & 26¾ rows = 4″ over pattern from Chart A, after blocking
- 24-stitch panel of cable patterns from Cuff or Collar measures 4″ wide, after blocking
Note: To check gauge over cable patterns, work Cuff for approximately 5″, then block and measure.
NEEDLES
- One pair of straight needles or a 32″ circular needle* in size needed to obtain gauge listed
- Suggested Size: 4½ mm (US 7)
*Knitter’s preferred style of needle may be used
Please note: the stitch patterns in this garment are charted only.
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Techniques
REQUIRED TECHNIQUES
- Blocking (Suggested method: Wet-Blocking)
- Seaming technique of choice
OPTIONAL TECHNIQUES
- Grafting (Kitchener Stitch)
- Joinery Bind Off (AKA Three Needle Bind Off)
- Invisible Weaving
Note: Tutorials for all special techniques listed below are included in the pattern.
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Pattern Updates
10 December 2021: Version 1.1
On page 5, Left Front, Next Row (WS) below Begin Pattern, an extraneous "knit 1" instruction has been removed from the end of the line. The line now ends with "... work next Row of Chart B across next 3 stitches, knit 1, slip marker, work next row of Chart F to last stitch, purl 1 (selvedge stitch)."
On page 7, Right Front, top righthand column, the Bust Increase Row (RS) has been updated to read, "Work as established to last 2 stitches, YO, knit 2. (1 stitch increased)".
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