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Versa Vest
The advantage of knitting the Versa Vest is its straightforwardness. The all over garter stitch pattern produces an even, ridged structure that looks great on both sides. I-Cord embellishment adds a finishing touch to all borders. The Versa Vest is a close-fitting waist length garment, knit in one piece to the underarms, with minimal shaping. One button open-front styling allows you to layer easily for a great daytime outfit. The Versa Vest is one of those garments that looks great on everyone.
The Versa Vest is knit in one piece to the underarms with the ‘magic seam’ stitch that defines the side seams. This allows your Versa Vest to lie flat against your body (not the barrel look.)
The ‘magic seam’ is a design feature that looks great and you don’t have to sew the side seams.
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- First published: April 2012
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