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Dog Sweater --- Tuxedo style with Long front and Short sleeves Single Band collar Designed : 28-9-2009 Pattern File Name: dogsweater Size: Miniature Schnauzer (F) for: * KNIT A TENSION SWATCH FIRST STITCH OR KNITTING GAUGE, AND TENSION: depends on the pattern of stitches in the fabric and the tension of the individual knitter or crocheter ( or how tightly one knits or crochets, and thick or thin yarns produce different stitches ). Gauge (Stocking Stitch over 4 in = 10 cm): 16,0 stitches by 24,0 rows. Body knit by hand on 5 mm needles Ribbing knit by hand on 4 mm needles FINISHED DIMENSIONS: (ins): ... with Moderate fit. Chest: 22,3 Neck Width: 11,5 Armhole: 5,7 Bottom Width: 8,9 Collar Length: 1,4 Sleeve Length: 1,0 Back Length: 16,6 Slv Rib Length: 1,0 Front Length: 13,2 Back Rib Length: 1,0 Note: Read ALL these instructions thoroughly BEFORE starting to knit. BODY: 1. Collar. Cast on 48 stitches on size 4 needles. knit in K1P1 ribbing for 1,4 ins (approx. 10 rows). 2. Inc 10 stitches evenly across the last row. Total 58 stitches. Change to size 5 needles. 3. knit 2 rows in Stocking Stitch. Inc 1 st at each end on next and every following 2nd row 15 times more, to total 90 stitches. knit even until piece measures (from collar, at center back) 7,6 ins (46 rows). 4. Armholes (leg openings). knit 10 stitches, place next 7 stitches on a holder. With a second ball of yarn knit 55 stitches, place next 7 stitches on a holder. With a third ball of yarn knit to end. knit these three sections for the leg openings at the same time for 1,9 ins (12 rows), ending on a purl row. 5. Next row, to close the leg openings. knit with first ball of yarn only. knit across first section, cast on 7 stitches, knit middle section, cast on 7 stitches, then knit to end. 6. knit even for 3,5 ins (19 rows more). Total length from collar (along the front seam) is 13,2 ins. 7. Back Shaping. Transfer 10 stitches to a holder at the beginning of the next two rows. knit two rows even. Decrease 1 st at each end of next and every following row 15 times more until 38 stitches remain. knit even until knit measures 16,6 ins, not including collar. Cut yarn. Place remaining stitches on a holder. BOTTOM HEM: 1. Sew center front seam from top of collar to beginning of back shaping. 2. With right side facing and using size 4 circular needle, start at center front seam. Pick up and knit 10 stitches from the front edge holder, 14 stitches along the back shaping, 38 end stitches from the holder, 14 stitches along the back shaping, and 10 stitches from the front edge holder. Total 86 stitches. 3. knit in K1P1 ribbing for 1,0 ins (approx. 4 rows). 4. Cast off loosely in ribbing. SLEEVES: 1. With the right side of the knit facing you, using size 4 circular needle (or a set of double pointed), pick up 32 stitches evenly spaced around the four sides of the armhole. 2. knit in K1P1 ribbing for 1,0 ins (approx. 6 rows). 3. Cast off loosely in ribbing. 4. knit second sleeve as for first. FINISHING: 1. Optional. To keep the back end of the sweater in place, attach a piece of elastic, stretchy knitted cord or a thin knitted band (approx. 5,7 ins long) on each side from the back corner to just in front of the back leg. Adjust as necessary. 2. Sew in all loose ends. AMOUNT OF YARN REQUIRED TO MAKE GARMENT: --- THIS IS A ROUGH ESTIMATE ONLY. Measure a sample piece for a more accurate calculation. Amount needed: 3,6 for body 0,6 for ribbing 4,2 Ounces TOTAL NOTES: Pattern designed by: Jessica ( with Knitware design ™ ) Dog Sweater --- Simple style Single Band collar Designed : 28-9-2009 Pattern File Name: dogsweater Size: Miniature Schnauzer (F) for: * KNIT A TENSION SWATCH FIRST STITCH OR KNITTING GAUGE, AND TENSION: depends on the pattern of stitches in the fabric and the tension of the individual knitter or crocheter ( or how tightly one knits or crochets, and thick or thin yarns produce different stitches ). Gauge (Stocking Stitch over 4 in = 10 cm): 16,0 stitches by 24,0 rows. Body knit by hand on 5 mm needles Ribbing knit by hand on 4 mm needles FINISHED DIMENSIONS: (ins): ... with Moderate fit. Chest: 22,3 Neck Width: 11,5 Bottom Width: 8,9 Collar Length: 1,4 Back Length: 16,6 Front Length: 7,6 Back Rib Length: 1,0 Note: Read ALL these instructions thoroughly BEFORE starting to knit. BODY: 1. Collar. Cast on 48 stitches on size 4 needles. knit in K1P1 ribbing for 1,4 ins (approx. 10 rows). 2. Inc 10 stitches evenly across the last row. Total 58 stitches. Change to size 5 needles. 3. knit 2 rows in Stocking Stitch. Inc 1 st at each end on next and every following 2nd row 15 times more, to total 90 stitches. knit even until piece measures (from collar, at center back) 7,6 ins (46 rows). 4. Back Shaping. Transfer 17 stitches to a holder at the beginning of the next two rows. knit two rows even. Decrease 1 st at each end of next and every following alternate row 8 times more until 38 stitches remain. knit even until knit measures 16,6 ins, not including collar. Cut yarn. Place remaining stitches on a holder. BOTTOM HEM: 1. Sew center front seam from top of collar to beginning of back shaping. 2. With right side facing and using size 4 circular needle, start at center front seam. Pick up and knit 17 stitches from the front edge holder, 36 stitches along the back shaping, 38 end stitches from the holder, 36 stitches along the back shaping, and 17 stitches from the front edge holder. Total 144 stitches. 3. knit in K1P1 ribbing for 1,0 ins (approx. 4 rows). 4. Cast off loosely in ribbing. FINISHING: 1. Optional. To keep the top of the sweater from sliding around, you may want to knit a band or two (approximately 1 in. wide by 10,7 ins long). Garter stitch or any other noncurling stitch will knit well here. Fit the sweater on the dog, then sew the band(s) in place between the front and back legs. 2. Optional. To keep the back end of the sweater in place, attach a piece of elastic, stretchy knitted cord or a thin knitted band (approx. 5,7 ins long) on each side from the back corner to just in front of the back leg. Adjust as necessary. 3. Sew in all loose ends. AMOUNT OF YARN REQUIRED TO MAKE GARMENT: --- THIS IS A ROUGH ESTIMATE ONLY. Measure a sample piece for a more accurate calculation. Amount needed: 2,8 for body 0,7 for ribbing 3,5 Ounces TOTAL NOTES: Pattern designed by: Jessica ( with Knitware design ™ ) Dog Sweater --- Pullover style with Long front and Short sleeves Single Band collar Designed : 28-9-2009 Pattern File Name: dogsweater Size: Miniature Schnauzer (F) for: * KNIT A TENSION SWATCH FIRST STITCH OR KNITTING GAUGE, AND TENSION: depends on the pattern of stitches in the fabric and the tension of the individual knitter or crocheter ( or how tightly one knits or crochets, and thick or thin yarns produce different stitches ). Gauge (Stocking Stitch over 4 in = 10 cm): 16,0 stitches by 24,0 rows. Body knit by hand on 5 mm needles Ribbing knit by hand on 4 mm needles FINISHED DIMENSIONS: (ins): ... with Moderate fit. Chest: 22,3 Neck Width: 11,5 Armhole: 5,7 Collar Length: 1,4 Sleeve Length: 1,0 Back Length: 13,2 Slv Rib Length: 1,0 Back Rib Length: 1,0 Note: Read ALL these instructions thoroughly BEFORE starting to knit. BODY: 1. Collar. Cast on 48 stitches on size 4 needles. knit in K1P1 ribbing for 1,4 ins (approx. 10 rows). 2. Inc 10 stitches evenly across the last row. Total 58 stitches. Change to size 5 needles. 3. knit 2 rows in Stocking Stitch. Inc 1 st at each end on next and every following 2nd row 15 times more, to total 90 stitches. knit even until piece measures (from collar, at center back) 7,6 ins (46 rows). 4. Armholes (leg openings). knit 10 stitches, place next 7 stitches on a holder. With a second ball of yarn knit 55 stitches, place next 7 stitches on a holder. With a third ball of yarn knit to end. knit these three sections for the leg openings at the same time for 1,9 ins (12 rows), ending on a purl row. 5. Next row, to close the leg openings. knit with first ball of yarn only. knit across first section, cast on 7 stitches, knit middle section, cast on 7 stitches, then knit to end. 6. knit even until knit measures 13,2 ins, not including collar. 7. Change to size 4 needles and knit in K1P1 ribbing or garter or moss stitch for 1,0 ins (approx. 6 rows). Cast off loosely. SLEEVES: 1. With the right side of the knit facing you, using size 4 circular needle (or a set of double pointed), pick up 32 stitches evenly spaced around the four sides of the armhole. 2. knit in K1P1 ribbing for 1,0 ins (approx. 6 rows). 3. Cast off loosely in ribbing. 4. knit second sleeve as for first. FINISHING: 1. Sew center front seam, from top of collar to bottom of sweater (including hem). Sew in all loose ends. AMOUNT OF YARN REQUIRED TO MAKE GARMENT: --- THIS IS A ROUGH ESTIMATE ONLY. Measure a sample piece for a more accurate calculation. Amount needed: 2,7 for body 0,7 for ribbing 3,4 Ounces TOTAL NOTES: Pattern designed by: Jessica ( with Knitware design ™ ) Dog Sweater --- Pullover: Back Opening style with Long front and Short sleeves Single Band collar Designed : 28-9-2009 Pattern File Name: dogsweater Size: Miniature Schnauzer (F) for: * KNIT A TENSION SWATCH FIRST STITCH OR KNITTING GAUGE, AND TENSION: depends on the pattern of stitches in the fabric and the tension of the individual knitter or crocheter ( or how tightly one knits or crochets, and thick or thin yarns produce different stitches ). Gauge (Stocking Stitch over 4 in = 10 cm): 16,0 stitches by 24,0 rows. Body knit by hand on 5 mm needles Ribbing knit by hand on 4 mm needles FINISHED DIMENSIONS: (ins): ... with Moderate fit. Chest: 22,3 Neck Width: 11,5 Armhole: 5,7 Collar Length: 1,4 Sleeve Length: 1,0 Back Length: 13,2 Slv Rib Length: 1,0 Back Rib Length: 1,0 Note: Read ALL these instructions thoroughly BEFORE starting to knit. BODY: 1. Collar. Cast on 48 stitches on size 4 needles. knit in K1P1 ribbing for 1,4 ins (approx. 10 rows). 2. Inc 10 stitches evenly across the last row. Total 58 stitches. Change to size 5 needles. 3. knit 2 rows in Stocking Stitch. Mark center. Inc 1 st at each side of center on next and every following 2nd row 15 times more, to total 90 stitches. knit even until piece measures (from collar, at center back) 7,6 ins (46 rows). 4. Armholes (leg openings). knit 28 stitches, place next 7 stitches on a holder. With a second ball of yarn knit 18 stitches, place next 7 stitches on a holder. With a third ball of yarn knit to end. knit these three sections for the leg openings at the same time for 1,9 ins (12 rows), ending on a purl row. 5. Next row, to close the leg openings. knit with first ball of yarn only. knit across first section, cast on 7 stitches, knit middle section, cast on 7 stitches, then knit to end. 6. knit even until knit measures 13,2 ins, not including collar. 7. Change to size 4 needles and knit in K1P1 ribbing or garter or moss stitch for 1,0 ins (approx. 6 rows). Cast off loosely. BACK CLOSURE BANDS: 1. Using size 5 needles, pick up 73 stitches along one back edge, between the bottom of the sweater hem and the top of the collar. 2. knit 6 rows in ribbing, garter or moss stitch. Cast off loosely. 3. knit second side the same way, adding buttonholes if using buttons for closure. SLEEVES: 1. With the right side of the knit facing you, using size 4 circular needle (or a set of double pointed), pick up 32 stitches evenly spaced around the four sides of the armhole. 2. knit in K1P1 ribbing for 1,0 ins (approx. 6 rows). 3. Cast off loosely in ribbing. 4. knit second sleeve as for first. FINISHING: 1. Sew in all loose ends. AMOUNT OF YARN REQUIRED TO MAKE GARMENT: --- THIS IS A ROUGH ESTIMATE ONLY. Measure a sample piece for a more accurate calculation. Amount needed: 2,7 for body 1,1 for ribbing 3,8 Ounces TOTAL NOTES: Pattern designed by: Jessica ( with Knitware design ™ ) |
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Dog Sweater --- Simple style Single Band collar Designed : 28-9-2009 Pattern File Name: dogsweater Size: Miniature Schnauzer (F) for: * KNIT A TENSION SWATCH FIRST STITCH OR KNITTING GAUGE, AND TENSION: depends on the pattern of stitches in the fabric and the tension of the individual knitter or crocheter ( or how tightly one knits or crochets, and thick or thin yarns produce different stitches ). Gauge (Stocking Stitch over 4 in = 10 cm): 20,0 stitches by 26,0 rows. Body knit by hand on 5 mm needles Ribbing knit by hand on 4 mm needles FINISHED DIMENSIONS: (ins): ... with Moderate fit. Chest: 22,3 Neck Width: 11,5 Bottom Width: 8,9 Collar Length: 1,4 Back Length: 16,6 Front Length: 7,6 Back Rib Length: 1,0 Note: Read ALL these instructions thoroughly BEFORE starting to knit. BODY: 1. Collar. Cast on 60 stitches on size 4 needles. knit in K1P1 ribbing for 1,4 ins (approx. 10 rows). 2. Inc 12 stitches evenly across the last row. Total 72 stitches. Change to size 5 needles. 3. knit 2 rows in Stocking Stitch. Inc 1 st at each end on next and every following 2nd row 19 times more, to total 112 stitches. knit even until piece measures (from collar, at center back) 7,6 ins (50 rows). 4. Back Shaping. Transfer 21 stitches to a holder at the beginning of the next two rows. knit two rows even. Decrease 1 st at each end of next and every following alternate row 11 times more until 46 stitches remain. knit even until knit measures 16,6 ins, not including collar. Cut yarn. Place remaining stitches on a holder. BOTTOM HEM: 1. Sew center front seam from top of collar to beginning of back shaping. 2. With right side facing and using size 4 circular needle, start at center front seam. Pick up and knit 21 stitches from the front edge holder, 44 stitches along the back shaping, 46 end stitches from the holder, 44 stitches along the back shaping, and 21 stitches from the front edge holder. Total 176 stitches. 3. knit in K1P1 ribbing for 1,0 ins (approx. 6 rows). 4. Cast off loosely in ribbing. FINISHING: 1. Optional. To keep the top of the sweater from sliding around, you may want to knit a band or two (approximately 1 in. wide by 10,7 ins long). Garter stitch or any other noncurling stitch will knit well here. Fit the sweater on the dog, then sew the band(s) in place between the front and back legs. 2. Optional. To keep the back end of the sweater in place, attach a piece of elastic, stretchy knitted cord or a thin knitted band (approx. 5,7 ins long) on each side from the back corner to just in front of the back leg. Adjust as necessary. 3. Sew in all loose ends. AMOUNT OF YARN REQUIRED TO MAKE GARMENT: --- THIS IS A ROUGH ESTIMATE ONLY. Measure a sample piece for a more accurate calculation. Amount needed: 2,8 for body 0,8 for ribbing 3,6 Ounces TOTAL NOTES: Pattern designed by: Jessica ( with Knitware design ™ ) Dog Sweater --- Pullover style with Long front and Short sleeves Single Band collar Designed : 28-9-2009 Pattern File Name: dogsweater Size: Miniature Schnauzer (F) for: * KNIT A TENSION SWATCH FIRST STITCH OR KNITTING GAUGE, AND TENSION: depends on the pattern of stitches in the fabric and the tension of the individual knitter or crocheter ( or how tightly one knits or crochets, and thick or thin yarns produce different stitches ). Gauge (Stocking Stitch over 4 in = 10 cm): 20,0 stitches by 26,0 rows. Body knit by hand on 5 mm needles Ribbing knit by hand on 4 mm needles FINISHED DIMENSIONS: (ins): ... with Moderate fit. Chest: 22,3 Neck Width: 11,5 Armhole: 5,7 Collar Length: 1,4 Sleeve Length: 1,0 Back Length: 13,2 Slv Rib Length: 1,0 Back Rib Length: 1,0 Note: Read ALL these instructions thoroughly BEFORE starting to knit. BODY: 1. Collar. Cast on 60 stitches on size 4 needles. knit in K1P1 ribbing for 1,4 ins (approx. 10 rows). 2. Inc 12 stitches evenly across the last row. Total 72 stitches. Change to size 5 needles. 3. knit 2 rows in Stocking Stitch. Inc 1 st at each end on next and every following 2nd row 19 times more, to total 112 stitches. knit even until piece measures (from collar, at center back) 7,6 ins (50 rows). 4. Armholes (leg openings). knit 12 stitches, place next 9 stitches on a holder. With a second ball of yarn knit 69 stitches, place next 9 stitches on a holder. With a third ball of yarn knit to end. knit these three sections for the leg openings at the same time for 1,9 ins (14 rows), ending on a purl row. 5. Next row, to close the leg openings. knit with first ball of yarn only. knit across first section, cast on 9 stitches, knit middle section, cast on 9 stitches, then knit to end. 6. knit even until knit measures 13,2 ins, not including collar. 7. Change to size 4 needles and knit in K1P1 ribbing or garter or moss stitch for 1,0 ins (approx. 8 rows). Cast off loosely. SLEEVES: 1. With the right side of the knit facing you, using size 4 circular needle (or a set of double pointed), pick up 39 stitches evenly spaced around the four sides of the armhole. 2. knit in K1P1 ribbing for 1,0 ins (approx. 8 rows). 3. Cast off loosely in ribbing. 4. knit second sleeve as for first. FINISHING: 1. Sew center front seam, from top of collar to bottom of sweater (including hem). Sew in all loose ends. AMOUNT OF YARN REQUIRED TO MAKE GARMENT: --- THIS IS A ROUGH ESTIMATE ONLY. Measure a sample piece for a more accurate calculation. Amount needed: 2,7 for body 0,7 for ribbing 3,4 Ounces TOTAL NOTES: Pattern designed by: Jessica ( with Knitware design ™ ) Dog Sweater --- Pullover: Back Opening style with Long front and Short sleeves Single Band collar Designed : 28-9-2009 Pattern File Name: dogsweater Size: Miniature Schnauzer (F) for: * KNIT A TENSION SWATCH FIRST STITCH OR KNITTING GAUGE, AND TENSION: depends on the pattern of stitches in the fabric and the tension of the individual knitter or crocheter ( or how tightly one knits or crochets, and thick or thin yarns produce different stitches ). Gauge (Stocking Stitch over 4 in = 10 cm): 20,0 stitches by 26,0 rows. Body knit by hand on 5 mm needles Ribbing knit by hand on 4 mm needles FINISHED DIMENSIONS: (ins): ... with Moderate fit. Chest: 22,3 Neck Width: 11,5 Armhole: 5,7 Collar Length: 1,4 Sleeve Length: 1,0 Back Length: 13,2 Slv Rib Length: 1,0 Back Rib Length: 1,0 Note: Read ALL these instructions thoroughly BEFORE starting to knit. BODY: 1. Collar. Cast on 60 stitches on size 4 needles. knit in K1P1 ribbing for 1,4 ins (approx. 10 rows). 2. Inc 12 stitches evenly across the last row. Total 72 stitches. Change to size 5 needles. 3. knit 2 rows in Stocking Stitch. Mark center. Inc 1 st at each side of center on next and every following 2nd row 19 times more, to total 112 stitches. knit even until piece measures (from collar, at center back) 7,6 ins (50 rows). 4. Armholes (leg openings). knit 35 stitches, place next 9 stitches on a holder. With a second ball of yarn knit 22 stitches, place next 9 stitches on a holder. With a third ball of yarn knit to end. knit these three sections for the leg openings at the same time for 1,9 ins (14 rows), ending on a purl row. 5. Next row, to close the leg openings. knit with first ball of yarn only. knit across first section, cast on 9 stitches, knit middle section, cast on 9 stitches, then knit to end. 6. knit even until knit measures 13,2 ins, not including collar. 7. Change to size 4 needles and knit in K1P1 ribbing or garter or moss stitch for 1,0 ins (approx. 8 rows). Cast off loosely. BACK CLOSURE BANDS: 1. Using size 5 needles, pick up 91 stitches along one back edge, between the bottom of the sweater hem and the top of the collar. 2. knit 6 rows in ribbing, garter or moss stitch. Cast off loosely. 3. knit second side the same way, adding buttonholes if using buttons for closure. SLEEVES: 1. With the right side of the knit facing you, using size 4 circular needle (or a set of double pointed), pick up 39 stitches evenly spaced around the four sides of the armhole. 2. knit in K1P1 ribbing for 1,0 ins (approx. 8 rows). 3. Cast off loosely in ribbing. 4. knit second sleeve as for first. FINISHING: 1. Sew in all loose ends. AMOUNT OF YARN REQUIRED TO MAKE GARMENT: --- THIS IS A ROUGH ESTIMATE ONLY. Measure a sample piece for a more accurate calculation. Amount needed: 2,7 for body 1,1 for ribbing 3,8 Ounces TOTAL NOTES: Pattern designed by: Jessica ( with Knitware design ™ ) Dog Sweater --- Tuxedo style with Medium front and Short sleeves Single Band collar Designed : 28-9-2009 Pattern File Name: dogsweater Size: Miniature Schnauzer (F) for: * KNIT A TENSION SWATCH FIRST STITCH OR KNITTING GAUGE, AND TENSION: depends on the pattern of stitches in the fabric and the tension of the individual knitter or crocheter ( or how tightly one knits or crochets, and thick or thin yarns produce different stitches ). Gauge (Stocking Stitch over 4 in = 10 cm): 20,0 stitches by 26,0 rows. Body knit by hand on 5 mm needles Ribbing knit by hand on 4 mm needles FINISHED DIMENSIONS: (ins): ... with Moderate fit. Chest: 22,3 Neck Width: 11,5 Armhole: 5,7 Bottom Width: 8,9 Collar Length: 1,4 Sleeve Length: 1,0 Back Length: 16,6 Slv Rib Length: 1,0 Front Length: 12,0 Back Rib Length: 1,0 Note: Read ALL these instructions thoroughly BEFORE starting to knit. BODY: 1. Collar. Cast on 60 stitches on size 4 needles. knit in K1P1 ribbing for 1,4 ins (approx. 10 rows). 2. Inc 12 stitches evenly across the last row. Total 72 stitches. Change to size 5 needles. 3. knit 2 rows in Stocking Stitch. Inc 1 st at each end on next and every following 2nd row 19 times more, to total 112 stitches. knit even until piece measures (from collar, at center back) 7,6 ins (50 rows). 4. Armholes (leg openings). knit 12 stitches, place next 9 stitches on a holder. With a second ball of yarn knit 69 stitches, place next 9 stitches on a holder. With a third ball of yarn knit to end. knit these three sections for the leg openings at the same time for 1,9 ins (14 rows), ending on a purl row. 5. Next row, to close the leg openings. knit with first ball of yarn only. knit across first section, cast on 9 stitches, knit middle section, cast on 9 stitches, then knit to end. 6. knit even for 2,3 ins (13 rows more). Total length from collar (along the front seam) is 12,0 ins. 7. Back Shaping. Transfer 13 stitches to a holder at the beginning of the next two rows. knit two rows even. Decrease 1 st at each end of next and every following row 19 times more until 46 stitches remain. knit even until knit measures 16,6 ins, not including collar. Cut yarn. Place remaining stitches on a holder. BOTTOM HEM: 1. Sew center front seam from top of collar to beginning of back shaping. 2. With right side facing and using size 4 circular needle, start at center front seam. Pick up and knit 13 stitches from the front edge holder, 23 stitches along the back shaping, 46 end stitches from the holder, 23 stitches along the back shaping, and 13 stitches from the front edge holder. Total 118 stitches. 3. knit in K1P1 ribbing for 1,0 ins (approx. 6 rows). 4. Cast off loosely in ribbing. SLEEVES: 1. With the right side of the knit facing you, using size 4 circular needle (or a set of double pointed), pick up 39 stitches evenly spaced around the four sides of the armhole. 2. knit in K1P1 ribbing for 1,0 ins (approx. 8 rows). 3. Cast off loosely in ribbing. 4. knit second sleeve as for first. FINISHING: 1. Optional. To keep the back end of the sweater in place, attach a piece of elastic, stretchy knitted cord or a thin knitted band (approx. 5,7 ins long) on each side from the back corner to just in front of the back leg. Adjust as necessary. 2. Sew in all loose ends. AMOUNT OF YARN REQUIRED TO MAKE GARMENT: --- THIS IS A ROUGH ESTIMATE ONLY. Measure a sample piece for a more accurate calculation. Amount needed: 3,4 for body 0,7 for ribbing 4,1 Ounces TOTAL NOTES: Pattern designed by: Jessica ( with Knitware design ™ ) |
