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Stitched in Patons Classic Wool Worsted, this knit tunic is an easygoing choice to refresh your wardrobe.
Pattern Revised & Updated on 12-18-24
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2.75"
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Color: Winter White

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Free Intermediate Knit Vest Pattern for Women

Designed for all-day comfort and style, this knit tunic features a boxy shape, saddle shoulder, and floppy turtle neck. Easy to make in Patons Classic Wool Worsted, you'll practice a rhythmic selection of knit, purl, plus increases and decreases techniques. Ease into this cozy sweater and wear it around the house, or while running errands on the weekend. This very wearable garment is flattering on a variety of body types, so the pattern is offered in a range of sizes.

  • Reviews & Ratings

    Same question as BGRO, with the shoulder shaping, 105-44 decreased=61, not 57. I'm working the size M, so I have 115-52 decreased=63, not 59. Please help, what did I miss? Should I just continue decreasing until I have 59 sts remaining?

    MeiA1

    Can you please suggest the best method of seaming this garment. Thank you.

    Nothappyjan1

    After the initial shaping I should have 105 stitches for small. I work in pattern for 22" then start decreasing. Row 1 dec 2, as does row 2 (4 total ). Then I repeat 5 times, for a total of 24 dec. 105-24=81 remaining not 57 as stated. Pls help.

    BGro3

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