London.crafts wiki - Differences between Version 21 and Version 4 of Kake's Rainbow Hemp Jumper - Sleeves
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Join the side seams. I used the [[three-needle bind-off]]. I'd considered using [[Kitchener stitch]] but with 90 stitches to join it would have been a bit rough on the yarn. |
Join the side seams. I used the [[three-needle bind off]]. I'd considered using [[Kitchener stitch]] but with 90 stitches to join it would have been a bit rough on the yarn. |
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You should have 75 stitches on a holder (from the front) and 75 on a provisional cast-on (from the back). With right side of garment facing, and starting at the underarm, put these stitches onto a circular needle. (150 stitches) |
You should have 75 stitches on a holder (from the front) and 75 on a provisional cast-on (from the back). With right side of garment facing, put these stitches onto a circular needle. |
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<b>Row 1:</b> With wrong side of garment facing, and yarn colour B, pick up and P 14 stitches from the underarm selvedge beginning at the border between the colour A stripe and the colour B stripe. (Place marker if required.) Continue purling onto the stitches on the circular needle. When end is reached, pick up and P 14 stitches from the other underarm selvedge, ending at the border between colours as before. Turn and K back 14 stitches so you're back on the main stitches again. (Place marker if required.) |
<b>Row 1:</b> With right side and front of garment facing, and yarn colour B, pick up and K 13 stitches from the underarm selvedge beginning at the border between the colour A stripe and the colour B stripe. (Place marker if required.) Continue knitting onto the stitches on the circular needle, switching to moss stitch for the ten middle stitches in the row (ie continuing the borders as knitting on the front and back). When end is reached, pick up and K 13 stitches from the other underarm selvedge, ending at the border between colours as before. Turn and P back 13 stitches so you're back on the main stitches again. (Place marker if required.) |
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* <b>Row 2:</b> K to last main stitch but 1 (stitch before marker). K2tog using the last main stitch and the next stitch picked up from selvedge. Turn. * <b>Row 3:</b> P to last main stitch but 1. P2tog using the last main stitch and the next selvedge stitch. Turn. |
* <b>Row 2:</b> P70, moss stitch 10, P69; you'll be on the last main stitch but 1 (stitch before marker). P2tog using the last main stitch and the next stitch picked up from selvedge. Turn. * <b>Row 3:</b> K70, moss stitch 10, K69. K2tog using the last main stitch and the next selvedge stitch. Turn. |
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* <b>Rows 4-15:</b> Repeat rows 2 and 3 six more times. |
* <b>Rows 4-13:</b> Repeat rows 2 and 3 five more times, ie until 7 picked-up selvedge stitches remain on each side. |
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* <b>Row 16:</b> K1, K2togtbl, K to last main stitch but 4, K2tog, K1, K2tog using the last main stitch and the next selvedge stitch. Turn. * <b>Row 17:</b> As row 3. |
* <b>Row 14:</b> As row 2. * <b>Row 15:</b> K68, K2togTBL, K1, moss stitch 8, K2tog, K68, K2tog using the last main stitch and the next selvedge stitch. Turn. * <b>Row 16:</b> As row 2. * <b>Row 17:</b> K68, K2togTBL, K1, moss stitch 6, K2tog, K68, K2tog using the last main stitch and the next selvedge stitch. Turn. |
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* <b>Row 19:</b> As row 3. |
* <b>Row 19:</b> K68, K2togTBL, K1, moss stitch 4, K2tog, K68, K2tog using the last main stitch and the next selvedge stitch. Turn. * <b>Row 20:</b> As row 2. * <b>Row 21:</b> K68, K2togTBL, K1, moss stitch 2, K2tog, K68, K2tog using the last main stitch and the next selvedge stitch. Turn. * <b>Row 22:</b> As row 2. * <b>Row 23:</b> K69, K2togTBL, K2tog, K68, K2tog using the last main stitch and the next selvedge stitch. Turn. |
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* <b>Rows 20-27:</b> Repeat rows 16-19 twice more, and then rows 2 and 3 once, ie until all picked-up selvedge stitches are used, but <b>do not turn</b> at the end of the last row. (150-6=144 stitches) |
* <b>Rows 24-27:</b> Repeat rows 22 and 23 twice. |
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<b>Change yarn</b> to colour A. Pick up 32 stitches purlwise along the remainder of the underarm selvedge, placing a marker if required after the 16th stitch. You should now be back at the start of the last row, having completed a circle. Note: you are still working back and forth at this point. The marker placed in the centre of the underarm selvedge stitches shows where the start/end of your rows are. * <b>Row 1:</b> P to last-but-one main stitch, P2tog using the last main stitch and the first selvedge stitch. Turn. * <b>Row 2:</b> K to last-but-one main stitch, K2tog using the last main stitch and the first selvedge stitch. Turn. * <b>Row 3:</b> As row 1. * <b>Row 4:</b> K1, K2togtbl, K to last main stitch but 3. K2tog, SSK using the last main stitch and the next selvedge stitch. Turn. * <b>Rows 5-16:</b> Repeat rows 1-4 three more times. * <b>Row 17:</b> As row 1. * <b>Row 18:</b> As row 4. * <b>Rows 19-32:</b> Repeat rows 17-18 seven more times, ie until all picked-up selvedge stitches are used. (144-(8+16)=120 stitches) You now begin working circularly. You should have the right side facing after turning at the end of row 32. * <b>Rows 33-54:</b> Work circularly in stockinette. You can either use the [[magic loop]] technique on your circular, or switch to double-pointed needles. <b>Change yarn</b> to colour F. * <b>Rows 1-54:</b> Continue to work circularly in stockinette but decrease one stitch at the beginning and end of every 4th row. <b>Change yarn</b> to colour E. * <b>Rows 1-28:</b> Continue working in stockinette and decreasing one stitch at the beginning and end of every 4th row. * <b>Rows 29-54:</b> Work circularly in stocking stitch without decreasing. address='' category='Kake's Completed Projects,Kake's Patterns,Knitting,Knitting Patterns,Tops' |
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See also Kake's Rainbow Hemp Jumper - that page was getting a bit long so here's a separate one for the sleeves part of the pattern. Copyright on this pattern as described on that page.
Making up the body
Join the shoulder seams. I used a 1.25mm crochet hook to slip-stitch them together with wrong sides facing, using the leftover tails of yarn from changing colours so that the yarn I was using to do the joining was always the same colour as the fabric I was joining.
Join the side seams. I used the three-needle bind off. I'd considered using Kitchener stitch but with 90 stitches to join it would have been a bit rough on the yarn.
Left sleeve
You should have 75 stitches on a holder (from the front) and 75 on a provisional cast-on (from the back). With right side of garment facing, put these stitches onto a circular needle.
(The next bit might make more sense if you first read about Medrith Glover's strip-joining technique over in modular knitting.)
Row 1: With right side and front of garment facing, and yarn colour B, pick up and K 13 stitches from the underarm selvedge beginning at the border between the colour A stripe and the colour B stripe. (Place marker if required.) Continue knitting onto the stitches on the circular needle, switching to moss stitch for the ten middle stitches in the row (ie continuing the borders as knitting on the front and back). When end is reached, pick up and K 13 stitches from the other underarm selvedge, ending at the border between colours as before. Turn and P back 13 stitches so you're back on the main stitches again. (Place marker if required.)
- Row 2: P70, moss stitch 10, P69; you'll be on the last main stitch but 1 (stitch before marker). P2tog using the last main stitch and the next stitch picked up from selvedge. Turn.
- Row 3: K70, moss stitch 10, K69. K2tog using the last main stitch and the next selvedge stitch. Turn.
- Rows 4-13: Repeat rows 2 and 3 five more times, ie until 7 picked-up selvedge stitches remain on each side.
- Row 14: As row 2.
- Row 15: K68, K2togTBL, K1, moss stitch 8, K2tog, K68, K2tog using the last main stitch and the next selvedge stitch. Turn.
- Row 16: As row 2.
- Row 17: K68, K2togTBL, K1, moss stitch 6, K2tog, K68, K2tog using the last main stitch and the next selvedge stitch. Turn.
- Row 18: As row 2.
- Row 19: K68, K2togTBL, K1, moss stitch 4, K2tog, K68, K2tog using the last main stitch and the next selvedge stitch. Turn.
- Row 20: As row 2.
- Row 21: K68, K2togTBL, K1, moss stitch 2, K2tog, K68, K2tog using the last main stitch and the next selvedge stitch. Turn.
- Row 22: As row 2.
- Row 23: K69, K2togTBL, K2tog, K68, K2tog using the last main stitch and the next selvedge stitch. Turn.
- Rows 24-27: Repeat rows 22 and 23 twice.
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