These garments feature a really pretty Cable. The six button round neck cardigan has the Cables travelling up each side of the front. The round neck jumper has the panel running up the centre front. A matching cowl has been designed to use up left-overs should you have any.
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Batik Swirl
The colours in Batik Swirl have block tonal transitions to create exciting colour changes and the subtle dappled effect of the yarn gives a lovely sense of texture. Knits up like you are using lots of different coloured yarns, while in fact all you need to do is keep knitting and the yarn will do all the work. Like all the other yarns in the Batik range, it's a wool, and premium acrylic blend, so it is silky soft to the touch too.
View all Batik Swirl shadesWeight: DK
Composition: 80% Premium Acrylic 20% Wool
Ball Size: 200g
Meterage: 550m/601yds
Wash & Care: Machine washable 30C, cool tumble dry, may dry clean, cool iron
You will need: Pair of 3.25mm (UK10 - USA3) knitting needles, Pair of 4mm (UK8 - USA6) knitting needles. Stitch holders. Cable needle. Also for Cardigan: 6[7:8:8:8] buttons.
| Cardigan | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sizes | 32-34in 81-86cm | 36-38in 91-97cm | 40-42in 102-107cm | 44-46in 112-117cm | 48-50in 122-127cm |
| Batik Swirl, Hedgerow 3738 | 2 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 |
| Sweater | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sizes | 32-34in 81-86cm | 36-38in 91-97cm | 40-42in 102-107cm | 44-46in 112-117cm | 48-50in 122-127cm |
| Batik Swirl, Highland 3735 | 2 | 2 | 3 | 3 | 3 |
Sweater Back Rows 5, 13, 21 & 29: K41[47:53:59:64], p3, C4F, p3, k13, p3, C4B, p3, k to end. Rows 17 & 25: K41[47:53:59:64], p3, k4, p3, C6F, k1, C6B, p3, k4, p3, k to end Row 32: P41[47:53:59:64], k3, p4, k3, p13, k3, p4, k3, p to end. These 32 rows form patt. Cowl Rows 5, 13, 21 & 29: P3, *C4F, p3, k13, p3, C4B, p3, rep from * to end. Rows 17 & 25: P3, *k4, p3, C6F, k1, C6B, p3, k4, p3, rep from * to end Row 32: K3, *p4, k3, p13, k3, p4, k3, rep from * to end. These 32 rows form patt.
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