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Here's a new way to look atyour knitting -from the top down !

Each design in this book begins at the neck and works downtowards the lower hand, using a circular needlefor the body

and double-pointed needlesfor the sleeves.

It’s an ideal methodforpeople who love knitting hut notfinishing

... there are no seams to sew.

For a special look, stripes, cables orfair-isle motifs can be ivorked

in as you go, just like in conventional knitting.

These projects are suitable for any Batons knitting worsted

weightyarn, Tloey have a knitting tension in plain stocking

stitch of20 sts = 4 ins (10 cm) on 416 mm (U.S. 7) needles.

Several ofthe mostpopular K.W.

Palons Canadiana KW is a top

qualiiy 100% aaylic yarn, with a

broad shade range. It is idealfor

family knitting, is non-allergenic.

and comes in 50 g or 100 g balls.

- machine wash and diy.

yarns are described below.

Patons Classic Wool is a smooth,

soj'l, merino blendpa re wool, ideal

for trendy or traditional knitting. It s

available in a superb range of

cinrent and classic shades.

- hand wash, dtyflat.

Patons True North KW is a rich

blend of 50% wool and 50% aaylic.

in a vibrant shade range. It’s a good

choiceforfamily orfashion knitting,

combining the hcxnrions took and.

feel ofu^ol with the practical

cha}jifleristics ofaaylic.

ichine wash, dtyfat.

Patons Rustic Wool is a natural

pure wool with an earthy homespun

look. Tlje shades are subtle mixtures

ofthe colours of nature ... truly a

wool lover's delight!

- hand wash, dryfat.

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Helpful Hints Page 5

Schematic Diagrams Page 7

Textured Yoke Pullovers shoum onfrom corerandpage 2

Adult’s Page 8

Child’s Page 10

Plain Crew 01 Tuitle Neck Pullovers shown on page 19

Adult’s Page 12

Child’s Page 13

Cable Panel Pullovers shown on back cover

Adult’s Page 15

Child’s Page 17

APatons TRITF C^/ T) r/Canadiana NORTH

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Every effort has been taken to ensure the accuracy of these Instructions.

Patons, however, cannot accept responsibility for typographical errors or

misinterpretation of instructions.

Visit us online at www.patonsyarns.com

^PatonsP.O. Box 40. Uslowd. 0m. N4W3H3

©Patons 2004 Printed in Canada

HELPFUL HLNTSFor best results, be sure to use the yarn

reconumended in the pattern, and pur-

chase enough of one dye lot to com-

plete your project. It is a good idea to

retain ball bands in case of inquiry.

Before you begin to knit check your ten-

sion by making a test swatch and adjust-

ing needle sizes, if necessar\\ to ol')tain

the tension qiu^ted in the pattern.

Inaccunite tension results in a gamient

too large or too small. F.ven a variation

of half a stitch makes an obx ious differ-

ence in the finished size. Loose tension

can result in the garment losing its

shape during wear or laundering.

Before beginning, read the instructions

and underline ‘all figures applying to

your size. Sizes should be chosen from

actual bust or chest measurements and

not age or ready-to-wear sizes.

If you are using Patons Classic Wool or

Patons Rustic Wool your garments can

be steamed into shape, following the

dimensions on the schematic diagrams.

Pin gamient to a flat surface and cover

with a damp doth. Press lightly using

a steam iron. When diy. unpin and

prcK'eed witli the Finishing lastmctions

gh en in the pattern.

If you are using Patons Canadiana or

Patons True North K.W. your giu raent

should not be steamed. If pressing is

required. Lay gannent right side downon a flat surface and pin to measure-

ments following .schematic diagrams.

Co\*er with a damp clotli and lea\x* to

diy.

WASHING INSTRUCTIONS

Patons Classic Wool and Patons

Rustic Wool: Hand wash. Drv^ flat.

Patons Canadiana; Machine v^ ash.

Machine dry.

Patons True North K.W.: Machine

wash, cool water, gentle cycle. Dr\^ flat.

HAND WASHINGNote the measurements of tlie garment

before wasliing. Thoroughly dissolve

soap or mild detergent in lukewann

water. Place the garment in the suds and

squeeze gently. Do not rub or leave to

soak. Support the garment with your

hands as you remove it from die water.

Rinse twice in clean, lukewarm water.

MACHINE WASHING

Do up buttoas and turn die gamient

inside out. Wash the garment, preferably

on its own, with a gentle cycle, using

lukewann water and detergent. Softener

may be added to the fmal rinse. Do not

use bleach.

DRYING FLAT

Do not wring, twist or hang to diy. Lay

gamient on a flat surface away from

lights, sunlight and excessi\'e heat.

Wliile still damp, gently push gannent

back to its original measurements.

MACHINE DRYING

Tumble dry at Unv setting. Do not over-

heat.

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ABBREVIATIONS

mm = millimetre(s) ( ) = The figures inside tlie brackets

cm = centimetre(s) mean die instructions for the various

in(s) = iach(es) sizes fcir which the pattern has been

g = gram(s) written. Brackets can also mean that the

beg = beginning enclosed insU'uctions are to be workedalt = alternate the number of times .stated after die

st(s) = stitch(es) brackets.

inc = increase

dec = decrease Beehive Book No. 414 “Learning to

0 = no sts, times or row\s Ivnir clearly illustrates all these stitches

K = knit for die beginner.

P = purl

tbl = tlirough back of loop(st) U.S. KNITTERS PLEASE NOTE:tog = togetlier

Canadian and American terminologiescont = continueCitÔ

rep

si

= repeat differ slightly* Equivalents are shown

= slip below.

pat = pattern Canadian U.S.

psso = pass slipped st over \fv\d yam oiêr (yo)

Si IK = slip next st knitways yrn yarn over (yo)

rnd( s

)

= rciundCs) tension g^tuge

cast off bind off

* = The star symbol is a repeat sign and

means that you follow the printed

instructions from the first * until you

reach the seccmd You will then repeat

from to ^ the given number of times

which does not include the first time.

1’he ** and are used in the same way.

HOW TO Ml (Make one st)

1 . lascrt tlie right hand nee-

dle from f^t to back under

the hoiH(<.)mal sU'and lying

herv\^t)\he la.st .sr on right

him^beedle and the next st

(cm left hand needle.r

2. Lift the strand onto die left

hand needle. Insert right

hand needle through the

back of this newly formed st

and knit intci it. (Knitting into

the back of this st will twist

the St and prevents a hole

fomiing).

right hand needle. A new st

has been formed bemêen

two existing sts.

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SCHEMATICDIAGRAMS

H - HU -m - 1(1

- im - £!U

12-'^ - * 1 - 1#> - r

Needle Conversion Chajrt

Canycliaii aad r.K. sizes (XK) (X) 0 1 2 3 4r s 6 7 8 9 - 10 11 LZ 13 14 IS

Metric sizes 10 9 8 7>i 7 6ii (^ S'/s S 4H 3%' 3’i 3 2'a 2

U.S. sizes ^ \\ IS l.S 11 - - IQli 10 9 8 7 6 s 4 3 - 2 L 0 -

f#7

VIDIJIT’S TEXTURED YOKE PULLOVERshown on pcif^e 2

SIZES INSTRUCTIONS

Bust/chest measurementSmall 30-32 ins [ 76-81 cmMedium 34-36 f 86-91 II

Large 38-10 ''

[ 97-102 II

Extra-Large 42-44 ”[ 107-112 ''

Finished bust/chest

Small 3S'/2 ins [ 98 cmMedium 41 "

1 104 II

Large 441/2 1'

1 113 II

Extra-Large 46‘/2"

[ 118 M

MATERIALS

Sizes S M L XLPatons Classic Wool or

Patons Rustic Wool ( 100 g balls)

Main B 5 6 7 7Contrast A 1 1 1 1

Contrast C 1111Patons True North K.W. or

Patons Canadiana (50 g balls)

Main B 11 12 13 14

Contrast A 2 2 2 2

Contrast C 1 1 1 1

Set (jf four double pointed needles, sizes

3% nim (U.S. 5) and 4V2 nun (U.S. 7).

Sizes mm (U.S. 5) and 4Vi mm (U.S.

7) circular knitting needles 60 cm long

or size needed to obtain tension.

TENSION

20 sLs and 26 rows = 4 ins [10 cm] wilh

4V^ mm needles in stocking st.

77?e instructions are writteri forsmalk^t size.

Ifchangesaw necessaiyfor Ungersizes the

instntctions will Itc wiitten thus ( A

Neckband: With B and set of four 414

mm needles cast on 80 (84-96-100) sts.

Divide these sts onto 3 needles. Join in

round and placing a marker on first st,

work 2 rounds in (Kl. PI) ribbing.

Change to set of four yA mm needles

and cont in ribbing until work from beg

measures 3 ins [8 cm].

Change to set of four 4Vi mm needles

and proceed as follows noting that as sts

inc work will be moved onto AVi mmcircular needle:

1st rnd: (Marking rnd). With A, K6.

Place a marker on next st and knit it.

K26 (28-34-36) (back). Place a marker

on next st and knit it. K12. Place a

marker on next ,st and knit it. K26 (28-

34-36) (front). Place a marker on next st

and knit it. K6.

2nd rnd: (Kl. PI) 3 times. Ml. Knit

marked st. Mi. (Kl. PI) 13 (14-17-18)

times. Ml. Knit marked .st. Ml. (Kl. PI)

6 times. Ml. Knit marked st. Ml. (Kl.

PI) 13 (14-17-18) times. Ml. Knit

marked st. Ml. (Kl. PI) 3 times. (8 sts

inc).

3rd md: (PI. Kl) 3 times. PI. Knit

marked st. (Kl. PI) 14 (15-18-19) times.

Knit marked st. (Kl. PI) 7 times. Knit

marked st. (Kl. PI) 14 (15-18-19) times.

Knit marked st. (Kl. PI) 3 times. Kl.

Seed st pat is now in position.

4th md: (Seed st pat to next marked st.

Ml. Knit marked .st. Ml) 4 times. Seed st

pat to end of rnd.

5th rnd: (Seed .st pat to next marked st.

Knit marked st) 4 times. Seed sa pat to

end of rnd.

Rep last 2 mds once more.

8

8th md: With B, (knit to next markedSt. Ml. Knit marked st. Ml) 4 times. Knit

to end of md.

9th md; (Purl to next marked st. Knit

mai’ked st) 4 times. Purl to end of rnd.

10th rnd: With C, (knit to next markedst. Ml. Knit marked st. Ml) 4 times. Knit

to end of rnd.

11th rnd: Knit.

Rep last 2 rnds twice more.

l6th and 17th mds: As 8th and 9th

mds.

18th rnd: With A, (knit tc^ next markedst. Ml. Knit marked st. Ml) -4 times. Knit

to end of rnd.

19th md: (Seed .st pat to next markedst. Isnii marked st) 4 times. Seed st pat

to end of rnd.

20th rnd: (Seed st pat to next markedst. Ml. Knit marked st. Ml ) 4 times. Seed

st pat to end of rnd.

Rep last 2 rnds 4 limes more.

29th and 30th mds: As 8th and 9th

rnds.

31st rnd; With C, knit.

32nd md: (Knit to next marked st. Ml.

Knit marked st. Ml) 4 times. Knit to endof rnd.

Rep last 2 rnds 4 times more,

4lst and 42nd mds: As 8th and 9th

mds.

43rd md: With A, (knit to next markedst. Knit marked st) 4 times. Knit to endof rnd.

44th md: (Seed st pat to next markedst. Ml. Knit marked st. Ml) 4 times. Seed

.st pat to end of rnd.

45th rnd: (Seed st pat to next markedst. Knit marked st) 4 times. Seed st pat

to end of md.

Rep last 2 rnds 6 times more.

58th md: With B. (knit to next marked.st. Ml. Knit marked st. Ml) 4 times. Knit

to end of md.

59th rnd: (Purl to next marked st. Ixnit

marked st) 4 times. Purl to end of rnd.

60th rnd: to next marked st. Ml.

Knit maj^^.st. Ml) 4 times. Knit to endof rnd^^^

#

6lst md: Knit.

Rep la.st 2 rnds 4 {6-8-9) times more. 352

(372-100-412) .sts. Break B.

Next rnd: (Dividing rnd). Slip first 40

(42-4-1-45) Sts (half left sleeve) onto first

spare needle. Rejoin B and K96 (102-

112-116) (hack). Slip next 80 (84-88-90)

SIS (right slee\e) onto 2nd spare needle.

K96 (102-112-116) (front). Slip la.st 40

< 4:2-44-45 > sts (rem half left sleeve) onto

first spare needle. 192 (204-224-232) sts

for body.

Com knitting in mds o\ er body sts until

body from dividing md measures 12

(12l/2-13>13V2) ins 130-5 (32-33-34.5)

cm).

Ch^mge to 5V4 mm circular needle and

work ZV2 ins [6 cmj in (Kl. PI) ribbing.

Cast off in ribbing.

Sleeves: With right side of work facing,

di\'ide 80 (84-88-90) .sleeve sts evenly

onto tliree 4V2 mm double pointed nee-

dles. Join in round ha\ing first st at

underarm and placing a marker on this

st. proceed as follows with B:

Knit 5 rads even.

Next md: Kl. K2tog. Knit to last 2 sts.

SI IK. Kl. psso.

Rep last 6 rnds 1 1 (12-13-13) times

more. 56 (58-()0-62) sis.

Com even knitting in mds until workfrom dhiding rnd mea.sures IWi (15-

15>/2-16V2) ins [3" (38-39.5-42) cm].

Next md: Knit, dec l4 sts e\'enly

around. 42 (44-4(v48) sts.

Change to set of four 3^4 mm needles

and work 2‘/2 ins [6 cm] in (Kl. PI) rib-

bing. Cast off in ribi')ing.

Finishing: Fold neckband in half to

wrong side and sew loo.sely in position.

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CHILD’S TEXTURED YOKE PULLOVERshoivn on fiyjnt ower amipage 2

SIZES INSTRUCTIONS

Chest measurement2 22 ins l 56 cm ]

4 24M

I 61 "]

6 25P2II

[ 65 "1

8 21Vi II

[ 70 "]

10 29M

1 73.5 "1

12 31 [ 78.5 "1

Finished chest

2 25^2 ins [ 65 cm 1

4 27 II

[ 68.5 "]

6 281/2It

1 72.5 "1

8 3011

[ 76 "1

10 32It

[ 81.5 "]

12 34 It

1 86 "1

MATERIALS

Sizes 2 4 6 8 10 12

Patons Classic Wool or

Patons Rustic Wool (100 g balls)

Main B 3 3 3 4 4 5

Contrast A 111111Contrast C 111111Patons True North KLW. or

Patons Canadiana (50 g balls)

Main B 4 4 5 6 7 8

Contrast A 111111Contrast C 111111Set of four doul:)le pointed needles,

siJces y/A mm CU.S. 5) and 4V^ mm (U.S.

7). Sizes y/A mm (U.S. 5) and 4l^ mm(U.S. 7) circular knitting needles 60 cmlong or size needed to obtain ten-

sion.

^TENSION

20 <^^and 26 rows = 4 ins [10 cm] widi

Wii needles in stoc’king st.

Vjc insfnictiom aw mittenfor smallest size.

Ifchanges aw necessaiy for linger sizes the

instmctions will lx* writtefi thus ( ).

Neckband: With B and set of four AVi

mm needles cast on 60 (64-64-72-72-76)

SLS. Divide the.se sts onto 3 needles. Join

in round and placing a marker on first

st, work 2 rounds in (Kl. PI) ribbing.

Change to set of four yA mm needles


mcavsures 2Va (2V4-2V6-2*/2-24^-3) ins [5.5

(5.5-6-6-7-S) cm].

Change to set of four AVi mm needles


inc work will be moved onto 41/2 mmcircular needle:

1st md: (Marking rnd). With A, K4 (5-5-

6-6-6). Place a marker on next st and

knit it. K20 (20-20-22-22-24) (back).

Place a marker on next st and knit it. K8

(10-10-12-12-12). Place a marker on

next st and knit it. K20 (20-20-22-22-24)

(front). Place a marker on next st and

knit it. K4 (5-5-6-6-6).

2nd rnd: KO (l-l-O-O-O). (PI. Kl) 2 (2-

2-

3-3-3) times. Ml. Knit marked st. ML(KL PI) 10 (10-10-11-11-12) times. Ml.

Knit marked st. Ml. (KL PI) 4 (5-S-6-6-

6) times. Ml. Knit marked st. Ml. (PL

Kl) 10 (10-10-11-11-12) times. Ml. luiit

marked sr. Ml. (PL Kl) 2 (2-2-3-3-3)

times. PO (1-1-0-00). (8 sts inc).

3rd md: PO (l-l-O-O-O). (KL PI) 2 (2-2-

3-

3-3) times. KL Knit marked st. (Kl.

PI) 11 (11-11-12-12-13) times. Knit

marked st. (Kl. PI ) 5 (6-6-7-7-7) times.

Knit marked st. (PL Kl) 11 (11-11-12-

12-13) times. Knit marked st. (PL Kl) 2

(3-3-3-3-3) times. PI (O-O-l-l-l).

.Seed st pat is now in positic^n.

4th rnd: ( Seed st pat to next marked st.

Ml. Knit marked st. Ml) 4 times. Seed st

pat lo end of md.10

5th md: (Seed st par to next marked st.

Knit marked st) 4 times. Seed st pat to

end of md.

6th md: With B, (knit to next marked

st. Ml. Knit marked .st. Ml) 4 times. Knit

to end of rnd.

7th md: (Purl to next marked st. Knit

marked st) 4 times. Purl to end of md.

8th md: With C, (knit to next marked

st. Ml. Knit marked st. Ml) 4 times. Knit

to end of rnd.

9th md: Knit.

Rep last 2 rnds once more.

12th and 13th rnds: As 6th and ^th

rnds.

I4th md: With A, ( knit to next marked

.st. Ml. Knit marked st. Ml) 4 times. Knit

to end of md.

15th rnd: (Seed st pat to next marked

st. Knit marked si) 4 times. Seed st pal

to end of rnd.

l6th md: (Seed st pat to next marked

st. Ml. Knit marked .st. Ml) 4 times. Seed

st pat to end of rnd.


21st rnd: As 15tli rnd.

22nd and 23rd rnds: As 6th and ~^\h

mds.

24th md: With C, ( knit to next marked

st. Ml. Kjiit marked st. Ml) 4 times. Knit

t(^ end of rnd.

25th rnd: Knit.

Rep last 2 mds twice more.

30th and 31st mds: As 6th and 7th

mds.

32nd rnd: With A, (knit to next marked

st. Ml. Knit marked st. .Ml ) 4 times. Knit

to end of md.

33rd md: ( Seed st pat to next marked

st. Knit marked st) 4 times. Seed st pat

to end of md.

34th rnd: (Seed st pat to ne.xt marked

st. Ml. Knit mitrked st. Ml ) ^ times. Seed

st pat to end of md.


39th rnd: As 33rd rnd.

40th and^it mds: As 6th and 7th

rncLs. (

42nd|m)^ Witli B, ( knit to next marked

sfc^l\ Knit marked .st. Ml) 4 times. Knit

km^nd of rnd.

Rep last 2 mds 0 ( 2-4-5-7-9) times

more. 228 (248-264-280-296-316) sts.

Break yarn.

Next md: (Dividing rnd). Slip first 25

(28-30-32-34-36) sts (half left .sleeve)

onto first spare needle. Rejoin B and

K64 (68-‘'2-76-8()-86) (back). Slip next

50 (56-Of»-64-68-72) sts (right sleeve)

onto 2nd spare needle. K64 (68-72-76-

'-86) (front). Slip last 25 (28-30-32-34-

36) sLs (rem half left sleeve) onto fii'.st

spare needle. 128 (136-144-152-160-

1"2) sLs for bod\'.

Cont knining in rnds over body sts until

body from dh iding md measures 5 (6-

7t2-8*/2-9-1034) ins [12.5 (15-19-21.5-

23-27.5 ) cml.

Change to mm circular needle and

work 2 (2-2-2-214-21/2) ins [5 (5-5-5-6-6)

cm] in (Kl. PI) ribbing. Cast off in ril>

bing.

Sleeves: B and right side of work

facing, divide 50 ( 56-60-64-(i8-72

)

sleeve sts evenly onto three iVi mmdouble pointed needles. Join in round

having first st at underami and placing

a marker on this st. proceed as follows:

Knit 3 (4-4-4-4-4) rnds even.

Next md: Kl. K2tog. Knit to last 2 sts.

SllK. Kl. psso.

Rep la.si 4 (5-3-5-5-5) rnds 5 (6-8-9-10-

11) times more. 38 (42-42-44-46-48)

.sts.

Cont even knitting in rnds until work

from di\ iding md measures 4Vi {6V2-

81/2-9-lOV^i-ll) ins [11.5 ( 16.5-2 1.5-23-

26.5-28) cm].

Next md: Knit, dec 6 (10-8-10-10-10)

sts evenly around. 32 (32-34-34-36-38)

SI.S.

Change to set of four 3% rmn needles

and work 2 (2-2-2-2/2-2V2) ins [5 (5-5-

5-6-6) cm] in (Kl. PI) ribbing. Cast off

in ribbing.


wrong side and sew loo.sely in position.

ADULT’S PLAIN CHEW ORTURTLE NECK PULLOVERshown on page T9

SIZES INSTRUCTIONS

Bust/chest measurementSmall 30-32 ins 1 76-81 cmMedium 34-36 ti

[ 86-91 "

Large 38-40 ri

[ 97-102 "

Extra-Large 42-44 II

[ 107-112"

Finished bust/chest

Small 381/2 ins [ 98 cmMedium 41 11

[ 104

Large AAVi II

1 113

Extra-Large 4614 II

[ 118

MATERIALS

Sizes S M L XLPatons Classic Wool or

Patons Rustic Wool ( 100 g balls)

Crew Neck 6 6 11Turtle Neck 6 7 8 8

Patons True North K.W, or

Patons Canadiana (50 g Ijalls )

Crew Neck 12 13 14 15

Turtle Neck 13 14 15 l6

Set of four double pointed needles, sizes

inm (U.S. 5) and 4!^ mm (U.S. 7).

Sizes y/4 mm (U.S. 5) and 414 mm (U.S.


or size needed to obtain tension.

TENSION

20 st.s and 26 rows = 4 ins [10 cm] witli

AVi mm needles in stocking st.

The iiistriwtums cnv umttenforsmallest size.

Ifchanges aw necessaiyfor larger .sizes the

instnictioius ivill he ivntten thus ( ).

Neckband: With set of four 41^2 mmneedles cast on 80 (84-96-100) sis.




Change to .set of four uim needles


measures 3 ins [8 cm] for Cre^\' Neck

Version or Wi ins [16.5 cm] for Turtle

Neck Version.

Change to set of four mm needles


inc work will be mo\^ed onto AVi ram

circular needle:

1st rnd: (Marking rnd). K6. Place a

marker on next st and knit it. K26 (28-

34-36) (back). Place a miu*ker on next st

and knit it. K12. Place a marker on next

st and knit it. K26 (28-34-36) (front).


K6.

2nd rnd: '*'Knit to next marked st. Ml,

Knit marked .st. Ml. Rep from * 3 times

more. Knit to end of rnd. (8 sts inc).

3rd md: Knit.

Rep last 2 mds 33 (35-3^-38) times

more. 352 (372-400-412) sts. Break

yarn.


(42-44-45) sts (half left slee\^e) onto first

spare needle. Rejoin yam and K96 (102-

112-116) (back). Slip next 80 (84-88-90)

sts (right sleeve) onto 2nd spare needle.

K96 (102-112-116) (front). Slip last 40

(42-44-45 ) sts (rem half left sleeve) onto

first spare needle. 192 (204-224-232) sts

for body.

Cont knitting in mds over body sts until

body from dividing rnd measures 1

2

(I2V2-I5-I3V2 ) ins"

[

30.5 (32-33-34.5)

cm].

Change to 3^ mm circular needle and

work l^h ins [6 cm] in (Kl. PI) ribbing.

Cast off in ribbing.


divide 80 (84-88-90) slee\'e sts e\'enly

onto tliree 4Vi mm double pointed nee-

dles. Join in round ha\’ing first st at


St, proceed as fcdlows:

Knit 5 rnds even.

Next md; Kl. K2tog. Knit to last 2 sts.

SllK. Kl. p.s.so.

Rep last 6 rnds 11 (12-13-13) times

more. 56 (58-(^0-62) .sts.

Cont e\*en knitting in rnds until work

from dividing md measures \AVi (15-

15':i- 16»''2> ins [3" (38-39-^-42) cm].

Next md: Knit, dec I 4 sts e\*enly

around. -i2 »4-t-4»>48) sts.

Change to .'H.n of four 3^^ mm needles

and work 2^'i ins [6 cm] in (Kl. PI) rib-

bing. Ca.st off in ribbing

Finishing: Crew Neck Version: Fold

neckband in half to v^ rong side and sew

Ux)sely in position.

CHILD’S PLAIN CHEW ORTURTLE NECK PULLOYERshown on 19

SIZES MATERIALS

Chest measurement2 22 ins 1 56 cm4 24 II

1 61 "

6 29/1n

[ 65"

8 27ViII

t 70 "

10 29 11

1 73.5"

12 31II

1 -S.5 "

Finished chest

2 29/2 ins t 65 cm4 27 n

[ 68.5"

6 28'/211

I 72.5"

8 30 It

[ 76 "

10 32II

1 81.5 "

12 34 IT

1 86 "

Sizes 2 4 6 8 10 12


Patons Rustic Wool (100 g balls)

Crew Neck 3 3 3 4 4 5

Turtle Neck 3 4 4 4 5 5

Patons True North K,W. or

Patons Canadlana (50 g balls)

Crew Neck 4 5 6 7 8 9

Turtle Neck 4 5 7 8 9 10

Set of four double pointed needles,

sizes 344 mm (U.S. 5) and AVi mm (U.S.

7). Sizes yA mm (U.S. 5) and mm(U.S. 7) circular Icnitting needles 60 cmlong or size needed to obtain ten-

TENSION

20 sts and 26 rows = 4 ins flO cm] with

AV2 nim needles in stocking st,

INSTRUCTIONS

instructions aw wntteriforsmallest size.

IJ changes aw necessaiyfor hugersizes the

instmctions will loe wntten thus ( ).

Neckband; Witli set of four AVi mmneedles cast on 60 (64-64-72-72-76) sts.




Change to set of four 3^4 mm needles

and c(3nl in ribbing until work from beg

measures 2»/4 (2y4-2>/^-2V'2-2-y4-3) ins \5.5

(5.5-6-6-7-S) cm] fc^r Crew Neck Version

or 5 (5-5y2-5V2-5M-6) ins [12.5 (12.5-14-

14-14.3-15) cm] for Turtle Neck Version.

Chtmge to .set of four 4Vi mni needles

and proceed as follows noting that as sis

inc work will be moved onto 414 mmcircular needle:

1st rnd: (Marking md). K4 (5-5-6-6-6).


K20 (20-20-22-22-24) (hack). Place a

marker on next st and knit it. KS (10-10-

12-12-12). Place a marker on next st

and knit it. K20 (20-20-22-22-24) (front).

Place a marker on next st and knit it. K4(5.5.6-6-61.

2nd md; *Knit to next marked st. Ml.

Knit marked st. Ml. Rep from * 3 times

more. Knit to end of md. (8 sts inc).

3rd md; Knit.

Rep last 2 mds 20 (22-24-25-27-29)

times more. 228 (248-264-280-296-316)

sts. Break yarn.


(28-30-32-34-36) sts (half left sleeve)

onto first spare needle. Rejoin yam andK64 (68-72-76-80-86) (back). Slip next

50 (56-60-64-68-72) sts (right sleeve)

onto 2nd spare needle. K(i4 (68-72-76-

80-86) (front). Slip last 23 (28-30-32-34-

36) sts (rem half' Left sleeve) onto first

spare needle. 128 ( 136-144-152-1 60-

172) sts for body.

Cont knitting in mds over body sts until

body from dividing rnd measures 3 (6-

714-8^2-9-103/4) ins [12.3 (15-19-21.5-23-

27.5) cml.

Change to yA mm circular needle and

work 2 (2-2-2-214-2^2) ins [5 (5-3-5-6-6)

cm] in (Kl. PI ) ribbing. Cast off in rib-

bing.


divide 30 (56-60-64-68-72) sleeve sts

evenly onto tliree 4t4 mm double point-

ed needles. Join in round having first st

at underarm and placing a marker onthis st, proceed as follows:

Kmit 3 (4—1-4-4-4) rnds ex'en

Next rnd: Kl. K2tog. Knit to last 2 sts.

SlIK. Kl. psso.

Rep last 4 ( 5-3-5-5-5) rnds 5 (6-8-9-10-

11) times more. 38 (42-42-44-46-48) sts.

Com even knitting in mds until workfrom dividing md measures 414 (61/2-81/2-

9-10^2-11) ins [11.3 (l6.5-21.3-23-26.3-

28) cm].

Next md; Knit, dec 6 ( 10-8-10-10-10)

sts evenly around. 32 (32-34-34-36-38)

.sts.

Change to .set of four yA mm needles

and work 2 (2-2-2-21/2-214) ins [3 (5-3-5-

6-6) cm] in (Kl. PI ) ribbing. Cast off in

ribbing.

Finishing; Crew Neck Version; Fold

neckband in half to wTong side and sewloosely in position.

ADULT’S CABLG PANEL PULLOVERshown an hack carer

SIZES STITCH GLOSSARY

Bust/chest measurementSmall 30-32 ins [ 76-81 cm ]

Medium 34-36 I?

[ 86-91 "1

Large 38-40 II

i9"- 102

"

1

Extra-Large 42-44 It

110--112 "

j

Finished bust/chest

Small 3816 ins [ 98 cm ]

Medium 41 II

I 104 1

Large 4416 [ 1 13 j

Extra-Large 4616 II

( 118 j

MATERIALS

Sizes S M L XLPatoiis Classic Wool or

Patons Rustic Wool(100 g balls) 6 6 17Patons True North K.W. or

Patons Canadiana(50gbaUs) 12 13 14 15


3^/4 Him (U.S. 5) and 414 mm (U.S. 7).

Sizes 344 mm (U.S. 5) and 414 ram (U.S.

7) circular knitting needles (lO cm long

or size needed to obtain tension. Onecable needle or double pointed needle.

TENSION

20 srs and 26 rows = 4 ins [10 cml witli

4V2 min needles in stocking st.

C4B = slip next 2 sts onto a cable nee-

dle and lea\ e at back of work. K2, llien

K2 Irom cable needle.

C3BP = slip next st onto a cable needle

and leave at back of work. K2, then PI

from cable needle.

C3FP = slip next 2 sts onto a cable nee-

dle and leave at front of work. PI, then

K2 from cable needle,

C3BK = slip next st onto a cable needle

and leave at back of work. K2. then K1from cable needle.

C3FK = slip next 2 sts onto a cable nee-

dle and leave at front of work. Kh then

K2 from cable needle.

C4F = slip next 2 sts onto a cable nee-

dle and leave at front of work. K2, then


PANEL PATTERN ( w^orked o\*er 32 sts)

1st row: ( Ihght side). P2. K4. P2. K2.

P4. K4. P4. K2. P2. K4. P2.

2nd and alt rows: Knit all knit sts andpurl all purl sts as they appear.

3rd row: P2. C4B. P2. K2. P4. C4B. P4.

K2. P2. C4F. P2.

5th row: P2. K4. P2. C3FP. P2. C3BP.

C3FK. P2. C3BP. P2, K4. P2.

7th row: P2. C4B. P3. C3FP. C3BP. Kl.

PI. C3re. C3BP. P3. C4F. P2.

9th row: P2. K4. P4. C4B. (Kl. PI)

twice. C4B. PI. K4. P2.

11th row: P2. C4B. P4. K4. (PI. Kl)

twice. K4. P4, CaF. P2.

13th row: As 9fh row\

15th row; P2. C4B. P3. C3BP. C3FP. Kl.

PI. C3BP. C3FP. P3. C4F. P2.

17th row; P2. K4. P2. C3BP. P2. C3FP.

C3BP. P2. C3FP. P2. K4. P2.

19th row; P2. C4B. P2. K2. P4. C4B. P4.

K2. P2. C4F. P2.

20th row: As 2nd row*.

These 20 rows fomi panel pat.

INSTRUCTIONS

Ihe instniciiojis are writtenforsmallest size.

Ifchanges are necessciryfor laigersizes the

instmctixms anil i?e written thus ( ).

Neckband; With set of four W2 nim

needles cast on 80 (84-96-100) sts.

Divide these sts onu*) 3 needles. Join in


work 2 rounds m (Kl. PI) ribbing.

Change to .set of four 3^ mm needles

and coni in ribbing until work from beg

measures 3 ins [8 cm].

Next rnd: Rib across 8 sts. *M1. Rib

across 3 (4-4-5) sts. Rep from 5 times

more. Rib to end of rnd. 86 (90-102-

106) sts.

Change to set of four Wz mm needles


inc work will be mo\'ed onto 4¥z mmcircular needle:

1st md: (Marking rnd). K6. Place a

marker on next .st and knit it. K26 (28-

34-36) (back). Place a marker on next st

and knit it. K12. Place a marker on next

st and knit it. KO (1-4-5 ). Work 1st rowpanel pat across next 32 sts. KO (1-4-5 )

(front). Place a marker on next st and

knit it. K6.

2nd rnd: (Knit to next marked st. Ml.

Knit marked st. Ml ) 3 times. KO (1-4-5).

Work 2nd row panel pat across next 32

sts. KO (1-4-5). Ml. Knit marked st. MlKnit to end of rnd. (8 .sts inc).

3rd md: K53 (56-6S-68). Work 3rd rowpanel pat across next 32 sts. Knit to end

of rnd.

4th rnd: (Knit to next marked st. Ml.

Knit marked st. Ml) 3 times. Kl (2-5-6).

Work 4th row' panel pat acrcxss next 32

.sts. Kl (2-5-6). Ml. Knit marked st. MlKnit to end of rnd.

5th rn^f/^9 (62-71-74). Work 5th rowpanel ^^trhcross next 32 sts. Knit to end

of

pat is now in position.

F16

Keeping cont of panel pal, inc 8 sts

evenly around next and following 31

(33-35-36) alt mds as before. 358 (378-

406-418) sts. Break yarn.

Next rnd: (Dividing md). Slip first 40

(42-44-45) sts (half left sleeve) onto first

spare needle. Rejoin yam and K96 ( 102-

112-116) (back). Slip next 80 (84-88-90)

sts (right sleeve) cmto 2nd spare needle.

Pat across 102 (108-118-122) sts (front).

Slip la.st 4O (42-44-45) sts (rem half left

sleeve) onto fii'st spare needle. 198

(210-230-238) sts for body.

Cont working in mds over body sts,

keeping panel pat correct, until body

from dividing rnd measures 12 (12V2-13-

13V2) ins [30.5 (32-33-34.5) cml.

Next rnd: K96 (102-112-116). *K2tog.

K15 (16-17-18). Rep from * 5 times

more. KO (0-1-2). 192 (204-224-232) sts.

Change to 3^ mm needle and work ZVz

ins [6 cm] in (Kl. PI) ribbing. Cast off in

ribbing.

Sleeves; With right side c^f work facing,

divide 80 ( 84-88-90) sleeve sts e^•enly

onto three 4V2 mm double pointed nee-

dles. Join in round having first st at


.st. proceed as follows:

Knit 5 mds even.

Next rnd: Kl. K2tog. Knit to last 2 sts.

SI IK. Kl. p.sso.

Rep last 6 rnds 11 (12-13-13) times

more. 56 (58-60-62) sts.

Cont even knitting in rnds until workfrom dividing rnd measures [^Vi (15-

15I/2-I6V2) ins [37 (38-39.5-42) cm].

Next rnd: Knit, dec 14 sts evenly

around. 42 (44-46-48) sts.

Change to set of four 3^/^ mm needles

and work IVz ins [6 cm] in (Kl. PI) rib-

bing. Cast off in ribbing.

Finishing; Fold neckband in half to

wrong side and .sew loosely in position.

CHILDS’S CABLE PANEL PIJLLOVIHIshotvH on hack cover

SIZES STITCH GLOSSARY

Chest measurement2 22 ins [ S6 cm ]

4 24 11

1 61 "1

6 2514 II

[ 65 "]

8 llVi II

1 70 ''

1

10 29 II

[ 73.5 "]

12 31II

[ 78.5 "1

Finished chest

2 25V4 ins I 65 cm ]

4 27 11

1 68.5 "]

6 28'/2 11

1 72.5 "]

8 30 II

[ 76 "1

10 32 II

[ 81.5 "]

12 34II

[ 86 " J

MATERIALS

Sizes 2 4 6 8 10 12


Patons Rustic Wool(100 g balls) 3 3 4 4 5 5

Patons True North K.W. or

Patons Canadiana

(50 g balls) 4567 8 9


mm (U.S. 5) and AVi mm (LLS. 7).

Sizes mm (U.S. 5) and 4V^ mm (U.S.


or size needed to obtain tension. Onecable needle or double pointed needle.

TENSION

20 sts imd 26 rows = 4 ins [10 cm] with

AVi mm needles in stocldng st.

Tw2L = knit into back of 2nd st on left

hand needle, then knit into front of hrst

st, slipping botli sts off needle together.

C4F = slip next 2 sts onto a cal:>le nee-

dle and leave at front of work. K2, then


C3BP = slip next st onto a cable needle

and leave at back of work. K2, then PI

from cable needle.

C3FP = slip next 2 sts onto a cable nee-

dle and leave at front of w'ork. PI, then


PANEL PATTERN ( worked over 24 sts)

1st row: (Right side). P2. Tw2L. P6.

C4F. P6. Tw2L. P2.

2nd and alt rows: Knit all knit sts and

purl all purl sts as the}' appear.

3rd row: P2. Tw2L. P*5. C3BP. C3FP. P5.

Tw2L. P2.

5th row: P2. Tw2L. P4. C3BP. Kl. PI.

C3FP. P4. Tw2L. P2.

7th row: P2. Tw2L. P3. C3BP. (Kl. PI)

twice. C3FP. P3. Tw2L. P2.

9th row: P2. Tw'2L. P2. C3BP. (Kl. PI)

3 times. C3FI^ P2. 1 w2L. P2.

11th row: P2. Tw^2L. P2. K2. (Kl. PI) 4

times. K2. P2. Tw^2L. P2.

13th row: P2. T\v2L. P2. G3FP. (Kl. PI)

3 times. G3BP. P2. Tw2L. P2.

15th row: P2. Tw2L. P3. G3FP. (Kl. PI)

twice. G3BP. P3. Tw2L. P2.

17th row: P2. Tw^2L. P4. G3FP. Kl. PI.

G3BP. P4. Tw2L. P2.

19th row: P2. Tw2L. P5. G3FP. G3BP.

P5. Tw2L. P2.

20th row: As 2nd row

.

These 20 row-s form panel pat.

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INSTRUCTIONS

Hoc hislructionsaw Lvrittcrifor smallest size.

Ifchanges aw necessaoyfor latgersizes the

iiistmctiom will l?e wntten thus ( ).

Neckband: With set of four AVi mmaeeclles cast on 60 (64-64-72-72-76) sts.


round and placing a marker on first st.


Change to set of four mm needles


measures IV4 (2 14-2^2-2V^-2^/4-3) ms [5.S

(5.5-6-6-7-S) cm].

Next rnd: Rib across 6 (6-6-8-8-S) sts.

*M1. Rib across 4 (4-4-5-S-5) sts. Rep

from ^ 3 times more. Rib to end of rnd.

64 (68-68-76^6-80 ) sis.

Change to set of four 414 mm needles

and proceed as follows noting tliat as sts

inc work will be moved onto 414 mmcircular needle:

1st rnd: (Marking rnd). K4 (5-"^"6-6-6).

Place a miu*ker on next st and knit it.

K20 (20-20-22-22-24) (back). Place a

marker on next .st and knit it. K8 (10-10-

12-12-12). Place a marker on next st

and knit it. KG (0-0-1-1-2). Work 1st rowpanel pat across next 24 sts. KO (O-O-l-l-

2) (front). Place a marker on next st andknit it. K4 (5->6-()-6).

2nd rnd: (Knit to next marked st. Ml.

Knit marked st. Ml ) 3 times. KO (0-0-1-

1-

2). Work 2nd row panel pat across

next 24 sts. KO (0-0-1-1-2). Ml. Knit

marked st. Ml. Knit to end of rnd. (8 sts

inc).

3rd rnd: K41 (44-44-50-50-53). Work3rd row' panel pat across next 24 sts.

Knit to end of rnd.

4th md: (Knit to next marked st. Ml.

Knit marked st. Ml) 3 times. Kl (1-1-2-

2-

3). Work 4th row panel pat across

nexi 24 ^.,K1 (1-1-2-2-3). Ml. Knit

marl^i Ml. Knit to end of md.5thjMtf K47 (50-50-56-5(>59^- Work5^h)w panel pal acro.ss next 24 sts.

^nit to end of rnd.

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Panel pat is now in position.

Keeping cont of panel pal, inc 8 sts

evenly around next and following 18

( 20-22-23-2S-27) all rnds as before. 232

(252-268-284-300-320) sts. Break yarn.

Next rnd: (Dividing rnd). Slip first 25

(28-30-32-34-36) sts (half left sleeve)

onto first spare needle. Rejoin yarn and

K64 (68-72-76-80-86) (back). Slip next

50 (56-60-64-68-72) sts (right sleeve)

onto 2nd spare needle. Pat across 68

(72-76-80-84-90) sts (front). Slip last 25

(28-30-32-34-36) sts (rem half left

sleeve) onto first spare needle. 132

(l40- 148-156-164-176) sts for body.

Cont working in mds over body sLs, keep-

ing cont of panel pat, until body from

dividing rnd measures 5 (6-7>/2-8V2-9-10^4)

ins 112.5 (15-19-21.5-23-27.5) cm].

Next md: K64 ( 68-72-76-80-86).

K2tog. K15 (l6-n-18-19-20). Rep from

3 times more. KO (0-0-0-0-2). 128

(136-144-152-160-172) sts.

Change to mm circular needle imd

work 2 ( 2-2-2-214-21/2) ins [5 ( 5-5-54)-6)

cm] in (Kl. PI) ribbing. Cast off in libbing.

Sleeves: With rigiit side of work facing,

divide 50 ( 56-60-64-68-72 ) sleeve sts

evenly onto three 414 mm double point-

ed needles. Join in round having first st

at underarm and placing a marker on

this st. proceed as follows:

Knit 3 (4-'i-4~i-4) rnds even.

Next md: Kl. K2tog. Knit to last 2 .sts.

SllK. Kl. p.sso.

Rep last 4 (5-5-5-5-5) rnds 5 (6-8-9-10

11) times more. 38 (42-42-44-46-48) sts.

Cont even knitting in rnds until w^ork

from dividing rnd measures 414 (614-814-

9-1014-11) ins [11.5 (16.5-21.5-23-26.5-

28) cm].

Next md: Knit, dec 6 (10-8-10-10-10) sLs

e\’en]\' around. 32 (32-3034-36-38) sts.

Change to set of four 3*14 mm needles

and w'ork 2 ( 2-2-2-21/2-214) ins [5 (5-5-5-

6-6) cm] in (Kl. PI) ribbing. Cast off in

ribbing.


wrong side and sew' loosely in positic^n.

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