Jim’s jumper.

By bernadette1508

Finished at last! I’m pleased I unpicked the “prototype” as the modified version is closer to what he wanted and is a lot lighter in weight. This time I decided to make it with set in rather than raglan sleeves.

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The back and sleeves are worked in stocking stitch with knit 1 purl 1 rib as an edging. The neckband is doubled over and sewn in place.

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There are two panels of “tree of life” stitch, one on each side of the jumper, running from the hem to the top of the front shoulders.

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The pattern panels use a traditional Aran stitch which brings good luck to the wearer, according to traditional meanings.

One Response to “Jim’s jumper.”

  1. Betty Says:

    Your finishing techniques look professional. That looks like a perfect man’s sweater!

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