Using smaller needles and a long-tail cast-on, CO 98 (120, 142, 160, 184) sts. You may wish to tie a knot in the end of the yarn before you start working to stop the yarn from fraying. The sts for the sleeves are picked up around the armholes and knitted from the top down. The neckline and hem are shaped using short rows. This sweater is worked in the rnd from the bottom up as far as the armholes, then the work is split and the front and back worked separately before joining again at the shoulder seams, after which the neckband is worked from sts that were placed on hold during the shaping of the neckline. Take the yarn to the back, sl1, bring the yarn to the front, return the slipped st to the LH needle. M1R: Using LH needle tip, pick up the bar from between the sts from back to front. M1L: Using LH needle tip, pick up the bar from between the sts from front to back. Notions: Markers, waste yarn for holding sts, cable needle, chenille needle Abbreviations (if needed)ģ/1 RC: Sl1 to CN and hold at back of work, k3 from LH needle, k1 from CN.ģ/1 LPC: Sl3 to CN and hold at front of work, p1 from LH needle, k3 from CN.ģ/1 RPC: Sl1 to CN and hold at back of work, k3 from LH needle, p1 from CN.ģ/3 RC: Sl3 to CN and hold at back of work, k3 from LH needle, k3 from CN. Yarn: Premier Yarns Retro Velvet (100% Polyester 306 yards /280 grams): Teal (3 (3, 4, 4, 5) balls) Gauge: 10.5 sts and 21 rnds = 4” in St st after wet blocking Materials A sweater made of chenille is like wearing a hug! Junie is written for two lengths – the shorter of the two is designed to be quite cropped, while the longer version offers a little more coverage.
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