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Free Pixilated Stripes Knit Pullover Pattern

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Wrap yourself in comfort with this soft, warm pullover that feels just like wearing a blanket.
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Free Easy Knit Sweater/Cardigan Pattern for Adult

Pixelated stripes take center stage against a solid contrasting background in this classically designed crochet pullover. Stitched in cushy Bernat Banket and Bernat Blanket Pixel, it’s like wearing a toasty blanket! Fun to make, you’ll practice simple knit, purl, color changes, and assembly techniques. for a similar effect, choose any Pixel color that pops against the neutral base and create your cozy new favorite garment.

  • Reviews & Ratings

    After casting on the number of stitches, the first 2 inches are a seed stitch, instead of a 1x1 rib? Because you are purling the knit stitches and vise versa?

    Marilyn W1

    Where is the stripe pattern

    Grammie051

    If I wanted a sm how many sts to c/o

    Ellyn1

    Regarding the first “paragraph” of the pixel sweater instructions: I understand the first two rows, but then it says to repeat the last two rows… Shouldn’t that say “repeat the first two rows for 2 inches?”

    Anonymous1

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