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Basil Sweater - knitting pattern - knitting pattern

Basil Sweater - knitting pattern

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Basil Sweater Pattern is a beautifully designed knitwear piece created seamlessly from the top down in one continuous piece. This elegant sweater begins with working the Back and Front flat, from the shoulder seam, down to the armholes, including precise neck shaping for a tailored fit. After completing these sections, you will connect to work the body of the sweater in the round all the way down to the hem. This innovative design not only enhances the look but also makes the knitting process enjoyable and straightforward.

Once the body is finished, you'll pick up stitches around the armholes to create the sleeves. The technique involves utilizing short rows to imitate a set-in sleeve cap, ensuring a comfortable and flattering fit. The sleeves are then knitted in the round, featuring several stylish folds right before the cuffs to achieve an elegant bishop sleeve shape. To complete the look, the sweater is finished off with a neatly folded neckband for added sophistication.

This comprehensive tutorial offers you detailed, step-by-step instructions for the entire knitting process. You will find helpful written instructions, clear charts, and an array of photo- and video tutorials to guide you through every stitch and technique. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced knitter, this pattern provides everything you need to create your very own Basil Sweater.

For my sample, I used a combination of luxurious sport-weight cotton held together with delicate lace-weight mohair to achieve a soft and breathable texture. The yarns used areKatia Concept ‘Cotton Cashmere’ (90% cotton, 10% cashmere; 155m /170 yds per 50g/1.8oz) combined with Adele’s Mohair ‘Bambi’ (60% kid-mohair, 33% bamboo, 7% lurex; 140m/153yds per 25g/0.9oz). This combination creates a stunning visual effect and an incredibly cozy feel, making your Basil Sweater perfect for any season.

Discover the joy of knitting with the Basil Sweater pattern—your next favorite project awaits!

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