patterns > Interweave Books / eBooks > Knitting Out of Africa: Inspired Sweater Designs and 2 more...
> Afrikansk Domino / African Domino - pullover
Afrikansk Domino / African Domino - pullover
From ‘Knitting Out of Africa’: “Inspired by the small flashes of white visible on the backsides of leaping antelopes, the fronts of this kimono-style cardigan feature patterned panels that build around small white squares. The back of the cardigan features a mitered chevron pattern that is worked in a combination of garter stitch and stockinette stitch.
In this pullover version of the cardigan, the same two-color, mitered garter-stitch chevron pattern is used on both the front and back. The patterned panels are worked from the lower edge to the shoulder. The front and back are joined at the shoulders, then stitches are picked up along the edges and worked outward for the tapered side panels and sleeves. The stand-up collar follows the shape of the mitered pattern at the front neck.”
There are two colours used in this design – Main colour (MC) and Contrasting colour (CC).
This pattern is also available as a cardigan here:
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/african-domino-cardigan
SIZES: Extra Small (Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large).
FINISHED CHEST/BUST CIRCUMFERENCE: 38 (40, 44, 48, 52)”/ 96.5 (101.5, 112, 122, 132) cm
YARN REQUIREMENTS: Fingering-weight (CYCA Super Fine #1) yarn, MC – 3348 (3348, 4464, 4464, 4464, 4464) yds / 3060 (3060, 4080, 4080, 4080) m, CC – 2448 yds / 2240 m. Note: The Main colour yarns are held double throughout the work. Yardage is based on the amounts required for the shortest yarn in use.
SHOWN IN: MC - Isager Tvinni Alpaca, #30 Black and Isager Spinni, #30 Black and CC – Highland, #10 Sage Blue.
MC – one strand of Alpaca and one strand of Spinni, CC – 1 strand of Highland.
NEEDLES REQUIRED: US 2.5 (3.0mm) straight and 24”/60cm and 32” /80cm circulars.
ADDITIONAL GAUGE INFORMATION: 25 sts and 48 rows equal 4” in garter stitch with MC using 2 strands held together.
CHARTS INCLUDED: the pattern is not charted but written out.
GERMAN PATTERN TRANSLATIONS: Isager-Stitches; Note these are translations only, you will need to purchase a book as well.
5574 projects
stashed 3863 times
5191 projects
stashed 5264 times
268 projects
stashed 142 times
- First published: January 2005
- Page created: March 23, 2008
- Last updated: April 16, 2022 …
- visits in the last 24 hours
- visitors right now