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    Mini Braids Sweater

    Pattern Copyright © Anna Börsholm 1


    I usually skip the set up round of
    Mini Braids sweater stranding the work before starting
    the braid, and also did so in this
    This is the child version of Braid pattern.
    Sweater, and suit a 1-2 year old. As
    The yarns get pretty tangled but will
    well as for the grown up sweater this
    untangle as you move on to the
    is all about the love for stranded
    second row.
    colourwork. Knitted top down and
    charted all over. Use all scrap yarns
    you have got or use a yarn that shifts
    in colour along the way. DIRECTIONS
    Tubular cast on 84 sts. Ribbing k1,
    Measurements p1 for 4 rows, including the two
    Blocked measurements: body at rows formed by this cast on.
    front 34 cm, sleeve underarm 18
    cm. Latvian braid.
    Knit one row
    Make 3 short rows at back to raise
    Gauge over 4” / 10 cm: 26 sts and the neck a bit for a better fit. German
    22 rows in stranded colourwork. short rows are really easy. Great
    tutorial by Very Pink Knits on
    Yarn youtube
    Approximately 420 m of sport https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
    weight yarn. 52qy8OOb-
    s0&list=PL_rxANG4lRU5DW5p2x-
    Suggested Needles TcQEr5kBpvyt3u

    US 2,5 [3,0 mm] – 32” [80 cm] Knit one row, picking up “wraps”
    circulars from the german short rows as you
    go.
    Other notions
    Latvian braid is a wonderful way of Inc row: m1,k4 -- > +21 sts; 105 sts
    creating structure and also a neat on needle
    ending of sleeves, which has been
    used for this sweater. Do not get 2 colour row alternating CC and
    intimidated by it if you have never MC.
    done it before, it will work once you
    give it a try! Knit 2 rows in MC.
    There is a large number of tutorials
    2nd Latvian Braid.
    on youtube, just google it. If you
    prefer a written step by step guide Knit one row in MC.
    Purl Soho has a great one.

    Pattern Copyright © Anna Börsholm 2


    Chart A. Sleeves

    When chart A is finished there is 192 Cast on 6 sts underarm à 44 sts on


    sts on needle. needle. Knit in pattern – Chart D
    and E as for body until you reach
    Knit Chart B. deasired sleeve length. Knit one row
    Knit Chart C. in MC. Next row continue in MC
    and decrease down to 32 sts.
    Next row in single MC split for
    Latvian Braid.
    sleeves.

    Knit 29 sts, put 38 sts aside on extra Knit cuff as for body; 8 rows.
    thread for sleeve, knit 58 sts for Latvian braid. Bind off.
    front, put next 38 sts on extra thread
    for left sleeve, knit 29 sts to BOR at
    back. Finishing

    Weave in ends and block. Enjoy


    your sweater!
    Body

    Cast on 6 sts underarm --> 128 sts


    for body. ABBREVIATIONS

    Knit Chart D BOR Beginning of row


    St Stitch
    Knit one row in MC. k knit
    p Purl
    Knit chart E and knit as many Inc increase
    repeats of the flowers/stars as you m1 make one stitch
    increase
    need to reach desired length. MC Main colour
    CC Contrast colour
    Knit one row in MC.

    Make ribbing in alternating MC and


    CC either as “k1, p1” or as I have
    done in just stockinette stitch for 8
    rows.

    Make two Latvian braids. Bind off.

    Pattern Copyright © Anna Börsholm 3


    Charts

    Note that the matching to previous chart is NOT outlined. You therefor need to check
    that your knitting is matching when starting at the next chart.

    chart A; drops and eyes

    15
    14
    13
    12
    11
    10
    9
    8
    7
    6
    5
    4
    3
    2
    1

    Chart B: stripes

    Pattern Copyright © Anna Börsholm 4


    Chart C Deep plunge

    14
    13
    12
    11
    10
    9
    8
    7
    6
    5
    4
    3
    2
    1

    Chart D: flowers

    Pattern Copyright © Anna Börsholm 5


    Chart E: waves
    24

    22

    20

    18

    16
    15
    14
    12
    11
    10
    9
    8
    7
    6
    5
    4
    3
    2
    1

    Pattern Copyright © Anna Börsholm 6

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