Can a sweater be light and drapey while at the same time being cozy and chunky? I think this sweater design proves that the answer to that question is a resounding YES! I really went for it with the design details, combining lace, cables, nupps, a wide neckline, an oversized fit and of course those statement puff sleeves! Knit at a loose gauge to create flattering drape, this sweater practically knits itself. You’ll be wearing your new favourite sweater before you know it!Hurry to Ravelry to get the pattern.
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Tanis knit the sweater out of a discontinued colour of Noro along with a skein of silk/mohair. I put together some combinations of Noro Akari and Le Petit Silk & Mohair. For the smallest size (finished 45”) you need 2 Akari and 4 Le Petit Silk & Mohair. With one extra ball of Le Petit Silk & Mohair you can knit the second size (finished 52.5”).
Tanis is wearing the first size with 13” positive ease.
Akari 13 with light grey and off white.Akari 1 with dark blue and light grey. I forgot to do a picture with off white but I think you can picture it.
Akari 5 with off white.
You can use any worsted weight yarn with the kidsilk.
Ms. UPS brought in a big box of Malabrigo Rios today. Rios plus a handdyed colour of kidsilk would look great for Skylights.
Now some knitting!
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