Product Description
English and French/Français et anglais
I love stripes and I'm always looking for different ways to achieve them in my designs. In this case, a simple purled row, combined with rolled edges and a shirt hem creates a pullover that is both modern ans classic! /Je suis toujours à la recherche de nouvelles façons de créer des rayures dans mes modèles. Dans ce cas, un simple rang envers, combine avec des bords qui roulent et le bas du pull comme les pans d'une chemise créent un pull qui est à la fois moderne et classique!
It is knit in the round, seamlessly from the top down./Ce pull est tricoté du haut vers le bas, en circulaire et sans couture.
Finished Bust Sizes/Mesures au buste une fois terminé
XS(S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL) = 83(87, 94.5, 105, 116, 129.5, 143) cm/ 32.75 (34.25, 37.25, 41.25, 45.75, 51, 56.25) inches
Choose a size with up to 10 cm/ 4 inches of positive ease./choisissez une taille qui vous donnera jusqu'à 10 cm/4 pouces d'aisance positive.
Témiscamingue Knit Sweater by Josée Paquin
What is Being Made
Témiscamingue is a knitted sweater design created by independent designer Josée Paquin. This downloadable knitting pattern is available in multiple sizes, making it suitable for various body measurements. The sweater is constructed using DK weight yarn and is designed as a beginner-friendly project, making it an excellent choice for knitters who are developing their skills.
Knitting Techniques Used
This sweater employs several fundamental knitting techniques that are essential for garment construction. The pattern incorporates circular knitting, which allows for seamless construction and the ability to work in the round. Knitters will use increases and decreases to shape the garment, including specialized techniques such as make one left (m1l) and make one right (m1r) increases, which create invisible shaping lines in the fabric. The design also features a collar that is worked separately using smaller needles, demonstrating the technique of adjusting needle sizes to achieve proper fabric density and structure.
Stitches Used
The Témiscamingue pattern utilizes the fundamental stitches of knitting: knit (k) and purl (p) stitches. These basic stitches form the foundation of the sweater's construction. The pattern also incorporates slip marker (sm) and place marker (pm) techniques to track pattern repeats and construction sections, which is essential for maintaining consistency throughout the garment, particularly when working in the round.
Materials and Yarn Requirements
The Témiscamingue sweater requires approximately 700 to 1549 metres (766 to 1694 yards) of DK weight yarn, depending on the size being knitted. The sample shown in the pattern was created using Sweet Fiber Merino Twist DK in the colorway 'Denim', which showcases the yarn's beautiful drape and stitch definition. Knitters will need 4 mm/US 6 circular needles and double-pointed needles (DPNs) in the same size for the main construction, with the option to adjust needle size if necessary to obtain the correct gauge. A 3.5 mm/US 4 circular needle is required specifically for working the collar. Additional materials include a tapestry needle for finishing, 4 stitch markers to track progress, and waste yarn or stitch holders to temporarily hold sleeve stitches during construction.
Pattern Details
This downloadable PDF pattern was designed by Josée Paquin and published in September 2017 under the UandIKnit label. The pattern provides comprehensive abbreviations and clear instructions for knitters, making it accessible to those with beginner-level experience. The multiple size options ensure that knitters of different gauges and preferences can customize their finished garment to their specific measurements.
```Specifications
| Brand: | Independent Designer |
| Yarn Weight: | DK |
| Pages: | 12 |
| Designer: | Josée Paquin |
| Craft: | Knitting |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English, French |
| Number of Patterns: | 1 |
| Skill Level: | Beginner |
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