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Susuki Stole


My very first pattern that made me decide to design knitwear. I received my first Japanese stitch book and fell in love with all the ways knitting could come together to make something beautiful and I wanted to make something that could show that. I remember sitting on my king-sized bed covered with graph paper just trying to make stitches look good together. I frogged, I knit swatches and finally, I made something that I wanted to wear. This process began my career and now I give to you the pattern that started me on my journey.
This pattern is worked flat, with cables and interesting textures.
DIFFICULTY LEVEL: Advanced
TECHNIQUES USED:
knit, purl, longtail cast-on, bind off, knit in the back loops, cables, wrapped stitches, yarnovers, purl in the back loops.
MATERIALS:
6 skeins worsted weight. example knit in 220 Superwash Merino 100g (3.2 oz)/ 220 yds (200m)
US #7 (4.5mm) long needle or size needed for comfort (I like to use my circular needles to knit flat)
Tapestry needle.
Cable needles
GAUGE: 20 stitches and 40 rows = 4” (10 cm) square in stockinette stitch using US #7 (4.5mm) circular needles.
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS: 21” (53.34cm) x 84” (213.36cm) after blocking
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