Hard Cider
Hard Cider is my contribution to the 2019 Verb for Keeping Warm Lookbook:
See the look book HERE
And a link to sweater quantity kits of the yarn, dyed specially for this release HERE
Hard Cider is a sweater I’d reach for in almost any season. A classic shape, featuring lots of stockinette really highlights the subtle color shifts in Kristine’s natural dyes. A standing turtleneck, and a hip-length body with a bit of ease gives a classic sweater shape a modern feel. Textured lace along the lower portion of the body adds interest, and shows up beautifully in the fiber. Along the bottom of the sweater, the edge of the lace detail is incorporated into the final hem ribbing.
Hard Cider is knit from the top down in one piece. Short rows shape the neckline, and raglan seam increases shape the yoke as you work downwards in the round. Once yoke is complete, both sleeves and body are worked separately to end in the round as well.
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Hard Cider is my contribution to the 2019 Verb for Keeping Warm Lookbook:
See the look book HERE
And a link to sweater quantity kits of the yarn, dyed specially for this release HERE
Hard Cider is a sweater I’d reach for in almost any season. A classic shape, featuring lots of stockinette really highlights the subtle color shifts in Kristine’s natural dyes. A standing turtleneck, and a hip-length body with a bit of ease gives a classic sweater shape a modern feel. Textured lace along the lower portion of the body adds interest, and shows up beautifully in the fiber. Along the bottom of the sweater, the edge of the lace detail is incorporated into the final hem ribbing.
Hard Cider is knit from the top down in one piece. Short rows shape the neckline, and raglan seam increases shape the yoke as you work downwards in the round. Once yoke is complete, both sleeves and body are worked separately to end in the round as well.
Scroll down for details
Hard Cider is my contribution to the 2019 Verb for Keeping Warm Lookbook:
See the look book HERE
And a link to sweater quantity kits of the yarn, dyed specially for this release HERE
Hard Cider is a sweater I’d reach for in almost any season. A classic shape, featuring lots of stockinette really highlights the subtle color shifts in Kristine’s natural dyes. A standing turtleneck, and a hip-length body with a bit of ease gives a classic sweater shape a modern feel. Textured lace along the lower portion of the body adds interest, and shows up beautifully in the fiber. Along the bottom of the sweater, the edge of the lace detail is incorporated into the final hem ribbing.
Hard Cider is knit from the top down in one piece. Short rows shape the neckline, and raglan seam increases shape the yoke as you work downwards in the round. Once yoke is complete, both sleeves and body are worked separately to end in the round as well.
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Yarn: A Verb for Keeping Warm Gather yarn (75% Rambouillet, 25% Alpaca; 200yds/183m per 50g/1.75 oz skein). Shown in Spice.
Gauge: 22 sts/32 rows = 4”/10cm
Needles: US 6/4.0 mm
Sizes:
37(39.75,41.75,45.75,48.75,51.75)(55,60,62.25,64.25)"
94(101,106,116,123.75,131.5)(140,152.5,158.25,163.25)cm
Sizes based on circumference around bust. For fit shown, choose the size that allows for approx 5”/12.75cm of positive ease.
Yardage:
1200(1300,1400,1550,1650,1750)(1850,1950,2100,2200)yds
1097(1189,1280,1417,1509,1600)(1692,1783,1920,2012)m