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Imogen Tunic
For those weekends when you want to do everything and do nothing, this long and lean cabled pullover transitions effortlessly. A classic Aran-style design a facelift with an modern silhouette and a wide scoop neckline. Traditional placed cables grace the front and back while the sleeves eliminate bulk with a simple reverse Stockinette stitch. Imogen is shown here with bracelet length sleeves, but the pattern gives options for full length sleeves as well.
Materials
8 (9, 10, 11) skeins, Swans Island All American Collection,
worsted weight, 75% USA Rambouillet Wool, 25% USA alpaca
(80 gms, 210 yds each), Color shown: Kelp AAW410
US size 7 (4.5 mm) straight needles and set of dpns,
or size needed to obtain gauge
US size 6 (4 mm) 16” circular needle.
Cable needle, yarn needle, removable stitch markers
Finished Dimensions
Bust: 39½ (43½, 48, 51½)“
Length: 28½ (29¼, 30, 30¾)”
Gauge
20-st Wrapped Cable = 3½“ wide; 16-st Braid Cable = 2” wide;
5¼ sts and 6½ rows = 1” in Rev St st using larger needles
Notes
The front and back are worked separately back and forth, then sewn together. Sleeves are knit in flat, then, seamed and sewn into place. Neckband is then picked up and worked in the rnd.
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