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Intermediate
All sorts of vertical elements, along with a face-framing fully fashioned V-neck, make this sweater universally flattering. Plus, a bit of waist shaping will ensure it won't look like you're wearing your boyfriend or husband's oversized sweater. Embrace your curves!
In this updated classic, the V-neckline is incorporated into the knitting of the garment using fully fashioned decreases.
This designer trick creates beautiful lines that frame the neck and draw the eye up, flattering the face. And, since there's no neckline trim to pick up and work later, you'll finish your project faster. Bonus!
20 stitches and 28 rows = 4" in Double Seed Stitch
1505 yards of Worsted weight
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A widely-published designer, Melissa Leapman has published patterns in every premier needlecrafts publication in the country.
Melissa is the author of several bestselling knitting and crocheting books. Recent titles are Cables Untangled, Continuous Cables, Color Knitting the Easy Way, Mastering Color Knitting, and Stashbuster Knits.
Her most recent book is Knitting the Perfect Fit, ...
A widely-published designer, Melissa Leapman has published patterns in every premier needlecrafts publication in the country.
Melissa is the author of several bestselling knitting and crocheting books. Recent titles are Cables Untangled, Continuous Cables, Color Knitting the Easy Way, Mastering Color Knitting, and Stashbuster Knits.
Her most recent book is Knitting the Perfect Fit, published by Random House/Potter Craft in August 2012. It is a designer's exploration of how to use fully-fashioned shaping to create figure flattering sweaters.
As a freelance designer, she has worked with leading ready-to-wear manufacturers and design houses in NYC. In addition, most American yarn companies commission Melissa to create designs to promote their new and existing yarns each season.
She has been a featured guest on numerous television shows, is a popular guest blogger, and is the host of several Leisure Arts knitting and crocheting DVDs. Nationally, her workshops are popular with crafters of all levels.
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