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Busy Bee Basics Machine Knitting Designs |
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Book 8 £4.00 New Edition Standard Gauge Machines |
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Spring Classics Timeless twinset and sweaters
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Pattern includes long sleeves and short sleeves |
The
classic twinset in Yeoman Panama Acrylic/cotton mix.
The cardigan is a neat, classic length, has optional single motif lace detail, round neck (but with a fairly narrow band) and semi-set in sleeves.
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.....the classic jumper to complete the classic twinset; round neck, optional lace single motif panels and the semi set in sleeve for an Acrylic/cotton mix jumper that looks equally good on its own. Just like the cardigan, the pattern includes instructions for long sleeves and short sleeves. Both are in sizes 34"-40" |
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Another
classic, and ideal for spring, is this classic length, round neck sweater
in 4 ply Acrylic crépe which is particularly good at holding texture.
Our lace designs are knitted on Brother machines with separate lace carriages but it should be possible for Knitmaster/Silver owners to find a similar lace pattern that will knit up to the same tension. Sized from 34"-40", with square armholes to raise the shoulder seam. |
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For those cooler spring days, another classic length sweater in tuck stitch, again knitted in 4 ply Acrylic crépe to show off the texture whilst having a slightly lighter look for the warmer weather. Designed with square armholes to raise the shoulder seam. Available in sizes 34"-40", |
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| Some of these garments were designed for, and knitted in, 4 ply Acrylic crèpe (supplied by Bonnies or Bramwells); this yarn has a twist which gives the resultant fabric a more crisp look and a bright sheen. Bramwell's Artistic can usually be substituted and it may be worth trying an Acrylic/cotton mix, such as Yeoman's Panama, which will also give a crisper look but with less sheen. | ||||
| These stitch designs are available on disk FS1 for either Brother disk drive or DesignaKnit | ||||
Book 8, Spring Classics, £4.00 |
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Our
semi set in sleeve has a shaped seam that moves the shoulder seam up to
its correct position on the edge of the shoulder (see the white
dots) and then.................