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    This document provides the pattern for a Christmas sweater called "Judith." It uses 5 skeins of Malaga yarn and 4 skeins of Mohair Delight yarn in various colors. The sweater is knit in pieces from the bottom up and joined together with raglan sleeves. Key steps include knitting the back, front, and sleeves separately then joining them with short rows around the neck opening. Charts are used for the front design worked in tapestry knitting. Assembly involves sewing the pieces and seams together to complete the sweater.

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    Judith Julebluse Us

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    This document provides the pattern for a Christmas sweater called "Judith." It uses 5 skeins of Malaga yarn and 4 skeins of Mohair Delight yarn in various colors. The sweater is knit in pieces from the bottom up and joined together with raglan sleeves. Key steps include knitting the back, front, and sleeves separately then joining them with short rows around the neck opening. Charts are used for the front design worked in tapestry knitting. Assembly involves sewing the pieces and seams together to complete the sweater.

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    This document provides the pattern for a Christmas sweater called "Judith." It uses 5 skeins of Malaga yarn and 4 skeins of Mohair Delight yarn in various colors. The sweater is knit in pieces from the bottom up and joined together with raglan sleeves. Key steps include knitting the back, front, and sleeves separately then joining them with short rows around the neck opening. Charts are used for the front design worked in tapestry knitting. Assembly involves sewing the pieces and seams together to complete the sweater.

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    Judith Julebluse Us

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    Melanie Manriquez
    This document provides the pattern for a Christmas sweater called "Judith." It uses 5 skeins of Malaga yarn and 4 skeins of Mohair Delight yarn in various colors. The sweater is knit in pieces from the bottom up and joined together with raglan sleeves. Key steps include knitting the back, front, and sleeves separately then joining them with short rows around the neck opening. Charts are used for the front design worked in tapestry knitting. Assembly involves sewing the pieces and seams together to complete the sweater.

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    Judith - Christmas Sweater


    No. 2016-204-9462

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    Materials Sizes
    5 (5, 6) skeins Malaga, color 13 S (M, L)
    1 skein Mohair Delight, color 01
    1 skein Mohair Delight, color 08 Finished Measurements
    1 skein Mohair Delight, color 21 Width: 18 (19) 19 ½ inches
    1 skein Mohair Delight, color 33 Length: 21 ½ (22 ½) 23 inches
    NOTE! Each ball of Mohair Delight must be
    separated into smaller balls with two strands Gauge
    or you can knit with a strand from inside the
    17 stitches and 24 rows = 10 cm/4 in on a
    ball and a strand from the outside.
    size 5.0 mm needle in stockinette st.
    Circular needles: US 7 (4.5 mm) and US
    8(5.0 mm) 32” Pattern Information
    Circular needles: US 7 (4.5 mm) and US The sweater is knit flat from the bottom up
    8(5.0 mm) 16” joining the pieces together to work the
    raglan style yoke. When the chart pattern
    Yarn ends at the armhole decreases, continue
    Malaga, World af Yarn, 100% premium working in stockinette. The pattern is made
    HB acrylic / 100 g = 165 meter using tapestry knitting.
    Mohair Delight, Hobbii
    50% Mohair, 50% Acrylic/ 50 g = 150 meter Hashtags for social media
    #hobbiidesign #hobbiijudith
    Buy the yarn here
    http://shop.hobbii.com/judith-christmas-
    sweater

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    Pattern

    Back
    Cast on 78 (82) 86 sts with 1 strand of Malaga on a size 4.5 mm circular needle and work
    ribbing * knit 1, purl 1 * until work measures 4 cm.
    Change to the larger needles (US 8) and work in stockinette until the piece measures 14 (14
    ½) 15 inches.
    Armholes: Bind off 4 sts on either side = 70 (74) 78 sts.
    Place stitches on waste yarn and set aside to work the front piece.

    Front
    Cast on 78 (82) 86 sts with 1 strand of Malaga on a size 4.5 mm circular needle and work
    ribbing * knit 1, purl 1 * until work measures 4 cm. Increase by one stitch on the last row of
    ribbing = 79 (83) 87 stitches.
    Place a marker around the center stitch.
    Change to a size 5.0 mm circular needle.
    Knit in stockinette for 3 inches before beginning the chart.

    Knit with 1 skein of Malaga, 1 skein of the color called for in the chart and a second skein of
    Malaga. Twist the strands around each other when changing colors.
    Work the chart using the tapestry technique. Making sure to center the pattern across the
    stitches.
    Work until the piece measures 14 (14 ½) 15 inches.

    Armhole: Bind off 4 stitches on each side = 71 (75) 79 stitches.


    Place stitches on waste yarn and set aside to work the arms.

    Arms
    CO 42 (44) 48 sts with 1 strand of Malaga on the smaller needle (US 7) and work in the rib
    pattern *k1, p1* until the piece measures 1 ½ inches.
    Change to the larger needles (US 8) and work in stockinette increasing as described:
    Increase: Work 1 row, knit the bar between the stitches through the back loop, knit until there
    is 1 stitch left, knit the bar between the stitches through the back loop, k1.
    Repeat the increase row every 10 (8) 8 rows until there are 58 (62) 68 sts.
    Knit evenly in stockinette until the work measures 19 inches.
    Bind off 4 sts on each side = 50 (54) 60 sts.
    Place stitches on waste yarn and set aside to work the second arm in the same manner.

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    Yoke
    Join the blouse to work in the round on a size 5.0 circular needle: arm, front, arm, back =
    241 (257) 277 sts. Join in the round.
    Place a marker between each piece (back, front and arms) = 4 markers.
    Continue in stockinette st
    Work 2 rounds in stocking st to join the 4 parts.
    Begin raglan shaping (decreases): k1, ssk, *k until there are 3 sts remaining before the
    marker, k2tog, k2, ssk*, repeat *-* 2 times, k until there are 3 sts remaining on the row,
    k2tog, k1 = 8 decreases= 233 (249) 269 sts.
    Repeat decrease row on every other row until there are 89 (89) 97 sts remaining.
    On the next row, decrease by 1 st = 88 (88) 96 sts.

    Short Rows
    Short Rows are worked across the back of the neck:
    Row 1: knit to 1 st before front raglan seam on left sleeve, turn using german short rows.

    Row 2: purl to 1 st before front raglan seam on right sleeve, turn using german short rows.

    Row 3: knit to 1 st after back raglan seam on left sleeve, turn using german short rows.

    Row 4: purl to 1 st after back raglan seam on right sleeve, turn using german short rows.

    Row 5: knit to 1 st before back raglan seam on left sleeve, turn using german short rows.

    Row 6: purl to 1 st before back raglan seam on right sleeve, turn using german short rows.

    Neck
    Change to the smaller needles (US7) and knit in rib pattern *k1, p1* until the edge measures
    1 ½ inches. Bind off loosely.

    Assembly
    Sew the seam under the arms.
    Sew arm and side seams together.

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