Knitting Preview: April 4, 2020 Issue


knitting preview

We have a classic sweater for you in this week’s knitting preview.

We are often asked for a versatile double knitting top with a raglan sleeve so we are delighted to bring you this lovely design.

The front and back have cables and a staggered eyelet design worked against a stocking-stitch background. This is worked over a 20-row repeat. The stitches can be a little but fiddly to begin with but they soon become very familiar. For this reason, we have graded this as intermediate.

knitting preview

Photograph by Ally Stuart.

The three-quarter length sleeves are worked in stocking-stitch.

Instructions come in six sizes ranging from 76/81 cm (30/32 ins) to 127/132 (50/52 ins). Actual size is 12/7 cm (4½/2½ ins) bigger so we would recommend working your usual size. There is a little shaping on both front and back for a flattering effect.

A classic design needs a classic yarn and we have worked this one in Rico Design Essentials Merino DK, shade Ivory (22). If you prefer another colour, there are plenty more to choose from. To view the range and/or to order direct, visit www.deramores.com.

We think this is the perfect design to cross the seasons. For smart or casual wear, it is ideal.

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Liz O’Rourke

I am part of the Features Team and my hobbies include knitting and crafts, reading and foreign travel – which are also my main responsibilities on the “Friend”. If you walk into the office you will soon spot my desk, it’s the one piled high with knitwear and balls of yarn!

Knitting Preview: April 4, 2020 Issue

knitting preview

We have a classic sweater for you in this week’s knitting preview.

We are often asked for a versatile double knitting top with a raglan sleeve so we are delighted to bring you this lovely design.

The front and back have cables and a staggered eyelet design worked against a stocking-stitch background. This is worked over a 20-row repeat. The stitches can be a little but fiddly to begin with but they soon become very familiar. For this reason, we have graded this as intermediate.

knitting preview

Photograph by Ally Stuart.

The three-quarter length sleeves are worked in stocking-stitch.

Instructions come in six sizes ranging from 76/81 cm (30/32 ins) to 127/132 (50/52 ins). Actual size is 12/7 cm (4½/2½ ins) bigger so we would recommend working your usual size. There is a little shaping on both front and back for a flattering effect.

A classic design needs a classic yarn and we have worked this one in Rico Design Essentials Merino DK, shade Ivory (22). If you prefer another colour, there are plenty more to choose from. To view the range and/or to order direct, visit www.deramores.com.

We think this is the perfect design to cross the seasons. For smart or casual wear, it is ideal.

Knitting preview piqued your interest? Click here for more great craft content.

Or you can subscribe to “The People’s Friend” here. That way you’ll never miss another one of our great patterns and projects!

A digital subscription means you can download every issue straight to your laptop, tablet or phone. Click here for more details.

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