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"Geneva" Pullover Cowl in Burnt Orange - a superwarm item!
The 'pullover cowl' - a draped, feminine look for those 'between' weather days. Similar to an 'eternity' or endless scarf, it may be worn around the neck and draped over the head to protect the neck, ears and crown of the head from chill. Lower it around the neck (as shown) to cool off or to keep both front and back of the neck warm without constricting. Conveniently raise it back up again when heading outdoors.
Acrylic / Polyester Mix
Hand wash, lay flat to dry. Shake to fluff.
Hand crocheted in the USA!
Photo Image: IMG_0146
Pattern: Wheat-Ear Cable Yoke Pullover by Pam Allen
Needles: US6/4.0mm, US7/4.5mm, US8/5.0mm
Yarn: Hilados LHO Merino in Uva
I knit this for my mother. It is a little short in the torso and the neckline might be a leetle tight, but I am all in all very pleased with it. My mom already knows that it is finished. She's excited. As long as the weather isn't too icky tomorrow, I will be mailing it to St. Louis!! This is the first sweater I have ever knit for her. :)
I hope it fits!
Made it through the yoke and now working on the back. Had to force myself to get through the yoke, but I think I'll keep going without too much trouble from here on out.
Sierra Pacific Crafts Yarn
Midnight Blue in color Walnut
Pastel Luxury in color Linen
Knit Picks Options needles in size 6
Hooded Pullover Natural 100% Cotton from Just Sweatshirts is the new definition of a unique style statement. It is soft to touch with a full athletic cut allows you freedom of movement. To know more details of this product, visit the website now!
I had the husband try on the Berkshire Pullover in progress that I've been working on...what...all this week and last?
It doesn't fit. Doesn't fit! agggggh.
He could barely get his head through the neck and the body is too tight. I am attributing this failed project to my substituting yarn, but I *did* do a swatch before I started and it was fine. I thought. Maybe I measured wrong??
So...what gives? Sigh. I can't even keep it for myself because it doesn't exactly fit me, either. (I could barely get my head through, too.) It's too long on me and it's too tight on him, ha.
Off to froggyland...sadly. What the heck to do with five balls of Knit Picks Sierra yarn now?? (And the other two still in their labels.) Anyone have a good men's sweater pattern?
This is my worst failed project ever =\
Look classy and elegant with this pullover made of 100% baby alpaca. It looks very stylish and sophisticated, and you can wear it in formal as well as casual occasions. This pullover can be worn with trousers as well as jeans. Also you can can pair it with jackets and mufflers to look more stylish. We make this pullovers to making you look absolutely stunning. So if you want to look different as well as good just try it.
Knit December 08 in Garnstudio Drops "Eskimo" - pattern by Vladimir Teriokhin - Vogue Knitting Winter 05/06
Pattern: Wheat-Ear Cable Yoke Pullover by Pam Allen
Needles: US6/4.0mm, US7/4.5mm, US8/5.0mm
Yarn: Hilados LHO Merino in Uva
Knit in the round, top down, raglan pullover. Yarn is Bare Superwash Worsted from KnitPicks, stripes are hand-dyed
Design: my own
Yarn: Classic Elite Soft Linen, Color #2275 (Linen)
Needles: US3 for the ribbing, US4 for the body
I am knitting this pullover as part of a design KAL Shirley Paden is leading on Ravelry.
Pattern: Wicked
Yarn: 4 Skeins of Patons Classic Merino
Needles: #7 Knitpicks Options
Gauge: Hahahahaha, I picked up the needle and yarn and casted on for the neck I didn't even try it on until I had separated for the sleeves! I'm glad it worked out perfectly.
Time to knit: 6 days monogamously
Modifications: Repeated the cables for the bottom instead of moss stitch. Added the pocket after everything was knitted.
Gripes: the body could be longer.
Pattern: Gathered Pullover, Interweave Knits Winter 2007
Yarn: Dream in Color Smooshy
Color: Blue Lagoon, ~1020 yards
Needles: US 7 (4.5mm) and US 6 (4.0mm)
Details: My gauge was 5.25 spi, 7.5 rpi on US 7. I knit the 2nd size in the pattern to achieve something close to the smallest. Knit a turned hem with a provisional cast on instead of the rolled hem. Lengthened the body, added waist shaping. Knit a turned hem for the neckband.
Dates: April 8 - September 20, 2008 (didn't take that long to actually knit, but had to redo a bit to get the cable placement right, and then it was hot so I didn't feel like finishing the seaming and neck)
Pattern: Cobblestone Pullover by Jared Flood
Yarn: Paton's Classic Wool Merino
Color: Dark Olive
Skeins: 5 (yds.)
Size: Smallest
Needles: 8US
Pattern Modifications:
My gauge was a lot smaller than the specifications, so I went up a needle size. The gauge was still smaller then the recommended size, but I left it as is because Jon's chest is smaller than the small measurement and he doesn't like his clothes too baggy.
I made the body length 18" rather than the suggested 16" and I made the sleeve length 21" rather than 19" because Jon has long arms and a long torso.
For the body I cast on 166 stitches, rather than 176. For the arms I cast on 48 stitches rather than 52 stitches and did the increases as written. I followed the rest of the directions as written, except for taking out the final decrease.