Kits (with or without the pattern) are available for this design at stephanieearp.com

Knit a beautiful and practical piece of art. Worked in the round from the center out, this pattern takes the construction of a top-down yoke sweater and creates a working clock. If you’ve ever looked at your knitting and thought it would look great hanging on the wall, this is the project for you.

Three charts are offered in the pattern, along with a blank chart for creating your own design. Not sure where to start? For inspiration, look at the yoke sweater patterns you love - many can be easily adapted to this format. NOTE: Colour patterns are chart-only, without written instructions.

A step-by-step photo tutorial for mounting your clock is included in the pattern. It’s a simple process that doesn’t take much more than 10 minutes, and requires no special tools beyond a pair of pliers.

Tools & Materials

YARN: Fingering weight, especially singly ply and 100% wool

• Colour A: 100 yards

• Colour B: 65 yards

• Colour C (if using): 45 yards

• 2.75 mm (US 2) double-pointed needles, set of 5

• 2.75 mm (US 2) 16” circular needle

• Darning needle

• 12” Vinyl LP

• Clock mechanism

• Wax crayon or pencil

• Utility or kitchen knife

• Small pliers

• 1 AA battery

• Nail polish, if desired