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Whale Sweater
The ocean is calling! This sweater is worked in the round, minimizing the amount of sewing long sections of the garment. The yoke is used to join the sleeves and body together, then decreases to create the collar. The whale design is worked into the body (intarsia) using two strands of yarn. If you are new to intarsia, this is the perfect project for you! It is a basic increasing and decreasing design. I love making these sweaters for a quick baby shower gift (around 6 hours of work), and to use up my spare bundles of yarn.
The pattern includes written instructions, whale charts, walk-through pictures, and pictures of the garment. Medium weight yarn is used for the sweater, creating a light-weight but warm gesture of love.
6 month
Color A: approximately 3.1 oz or 150 yards
Color B: approximately 1 oz or 49 yards
Color C: approximately .63 oz or 31 yards
12 month
Color A: approximately 3.7 oz or 180 yards
Color B: approximately 1 oz or 49 yards
Color C: approximately .8 oz or 39 yards
18 month
Color A: approximately 4.2 oz or 204 yards
Color B: approximately 1 oz or 49 yards
Color C: approximately 1 oz or 49 yards
24 month
Color A: approximately 5.1 oz or 248 yards
Color B: approximately 1 oz or 49 yards
Color C: approximately 1.3 oz 64 yards
Simple stitches include: ch, hdc, sc, sc2tog
Skill level: Adventurous Beginner with experience in the round and desire to try intarsia
Materials used: Medium weight yarn Vanna’s Choice in Linen, Colonial Blue, and Silver Grey; stitch markers; tapestry needle; US M/9.00mm crochet hook or size needed to achieve gauge
Gauge: 10 hdc over 8 rows = 4x4 inch square swatch
Pattern provided includes sizes and directions for Whale Sweater in 6, 12, 18, and 24 month.
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