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Posted by patetc on October 18, 2008, 1:55 pm
Thanks for the suggestions. You've been very helpful. I think I can
proceed now!
Pat
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> patetc wrote:
> > The website and pattern generator looks good but I could only get a
> > pattern for a pullover, not a v-neck cardigan. =A0Maybe I was looking a=
t
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> > the wrong thing.
> No that's the right site. The basic pattern is for a pullover, but you
> can make a V neck cardigan with the same basic directions. The only
> difference is you wouldn't join the neck sts and would subtract the
> front sts to only allow 1 st for each front. Here's the directions for a
> bolero type sweater, all you need to do is keep knitting the sleeves and
> body until the length you want -http://www.thedietdiary.com/knittingfiend=
/Raglan/TopDownMiniRaglan.html
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> There's another tutorial here -http://www.knittingpureandsimple.com/knita=
long.htmlthat explains the
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> basic construction. In this one you wouldn't cast on sts for the front
> neck, but instead would do the increases along the front edge.
> sue
> >> patetc wrote:
> >>> I'd like an easy pattern for a v-neck top-down cardigan, knit in one
> >>> piece if possible. =A0I also want to use size 10-1/2 needles and wors=
ted
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> >>> weight yarn.
> >>> Can anyone direct me to a pattern for this?
> >>> Thanks.
> >>> Pat
> >> If you don't mind a raglan, there's pattern generators available atwww=
.knittingfool.comandthedietdiary.com/blog To make a V neck, you'd
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> >> only allocate one st for each front and increase along the edges every
> >> other or every 4th row, depending on how deep a v you want.
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> piece if possible. I also want to use size 10-1/2 needles and worsted
> weight yarn.
>
> Can anyone direct me to a pattern for this?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Pat