Free Red Knit Heart Outdoor Sweater Pattern
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152 Assumes knitting experience
Instructions to match pattern are not clear. Assumes experience with advanced stitch recognition. I am not a new knitter, but need better instructions. Will move on to different pattern.
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We are sorry that you were not able to make the pattern work for you. If you decide to give it another go, please know you are always welcome to reach out with questions. The stitch pattern used is sometimes called a broken rib. Please work *K3, P1 each row until you reach the total length for the underarm for the size you are knitting. If you would like to test how the stitch pattern will look, you can cast on a sample of 21 stitches and try it out on a swatch before you try it on the sweater. That will help you get used to the stitch pattern itself and to see how it will look.
spinrite
When I got to the place in the pattern to shape the raglan sleeves in the smallest size with 51 cast on stitches following the instructions I could not get the pattern to continue after that after trying numerous times. I don’t feel that it was my inability to follow the instructions. I bought the recommended yarn- Patons inspired. Very disappointed cause the sweater is for my grandson.
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We're sorry you were disappointed with the Outdoor Sweater. When the instructions state to continue in pattern, that means you need to look at your knitting and work the pattern so it matches up with the row below. This means you will not always start with the k3, p1 pattern, but sometimes start with K2, k1 or even p1 so the pattern will line up. To further explain, for this pattern, there is a four stitch repeat, where the first stitch is stockinette (stacked knit stitches) the second and fourth stitch alternate between knits and purls or form a seed stitch, and the third stitch is reverse stockinette (the back side of the stockinette, or stacked purl stitches). But working the rows, you may not start with the stockinette stitch! We hope this can get you back on track
spinrite
So the pattern is K3, p1 repeat?
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