Hill Vest Pattern

Name: Hill Vest Pattern
Brand: Isager
SKU: ISAGER-PATT-HILL-paper
Price: 7.0 GBP
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Designed by Helga Isager

The exciting design is worked from the bottom up in a simple, charted rhombus pattern, where the rhombuses are alternately worked in stockinette stitch and reverse stockinette stitch. The vest is worked stripes by alternating in 1 round/row each of colour A, B and C. At the armholes, the body is divided for front and back and each section is worked back and forth and finished separately. The vest has a V-neck and short rows are worked on the shoulders to create a good fit.The edges are worked in rib (k1, p1), and stitches are cast-on using the Italian cast-on and bound off using the Italian bind-off technique.

Available in hardcopy (paper) or digital (delivered via Ravelry - please supply Ravelry username in Order Notes if you would like us to add to your Rav library).

SIZES

S (M) L (XL)

MEASUREMENTS

Half chest circumference: 50 (50) 56,5 (56,5) cm
Body length to armholes: 30 (31) 31 (32) cm
Armhole depth: 22 (24) 25,5 (27,5) cm
Total length: 54 (57) 58,5 (61,5) cm

YARN & MATERIALS

Colour A: 100 (100 )100 (100) g Isager Merilin col 7s with 50 (50) 50 (50) g Isager Trio col Camel
Colour B: 100 (100) 100 (100) g Isager Alpaca 3 col 42
Colour C: 50 (50) 100 (100) g Isager Highland col Soil or Spinni (col 1s) with 50 (50) 50 (50) g Isager Trio col Nougat

NEEDLES

3.5 mm [US4], 4 mm [US6] and 5 mm [US8]

Please note the digital option is not sent automatically. Orders are fulfilled between Monday and Friday in the order in which they are received.

Category: alpaca 1, alpaca 3, Fingering & 4-Ply Pattern, Knitting, merilin, Pattern, Top, trio, £5 - £9.99

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