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Shown in size X-Small.
SIZES Directions are for women’s size X-Small. Changes for sizes Small, Medium, Large, 1X, 2X and 3X are in parentheses.
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS Bust – 33 1/2(35 1/2-37-39 1/2-43-47-51 1/2)”. Length – 24(24-24 1/2-25-25 1/2-26-26 1/2)”.
MATERIALS BERROCO ULTRA SILK (50 grs), 8(9-10-11-12-13-14) balls #6101 Ivory (A). BERROCO ZEN (50 grs), 4 balls #8201 Tofu (B). Straight knitting needles, sizes 8, 10 and 13, OR SIZE TO OBTAIN GAUGE. Crochet hook, size 9.00 mm (L). 1 St holder.
GAUGE 19 sts = 4”; 28 rows = 4” in St st with A on size 10 needles. 24 sts = 4”; 17 rows = 4” in Scarf pat st with B on size 13 needles. TO SAVE TIME, TAKE TIME TO CHECK GAUGE.
BACK With smallest straight needles, using A, cast on 80(84-88-96-104-116-128) sts. Row 1: * K1, p1, rep from * across. Rep this row once more. Next Row (WS): Change to size 10 straight needles and purl the next row, dec 8(8-8-10-10-12-14) sts evenly spaced across – 72(76-80-86-94-104-114) sts. Beg with a knit row, work even in St st until piece measures 9 1/2” from beg, end on WS. Shape Bust:Inc Row (RS):K1, M1k, k to last st, M1k, k1 – 74(78-82-88-96-106-116) sts. Rep this inc every 1” 3 times more – 80(84-88-94-102-112-122) sts. Work even until piece measures 14 1/2” from beg, end on WS. Shape Raglan Armholes: Bind off 2(2-3-3-4-7-11) sts at beg of the next 2 rows – 76(80-82-88-94-98-100) sts. Dec Row (RS):K1, k2tog, k to last 3 sts, SSK, k1 – 74(78-80-86-92-96-98) sts.Rep this row every RS row 16(20-21-25-29-31-32) times more, then every other RS row 4(2-2-1-0-0-0) times, end on WS – 34 sts. Bind off all sts for back neck.
FRONT Work same as for back.
SLEEVE With smallest straight needles, using A, cast on 58(62-66-72-76-76-82) sts. Work in ribbing same as for back for 1/2”, end on WS. Change to size 10 straight needles and work even in St st until piece measures 1” from beg, end on WS. Shape Raglan Cap:Bind off 2(2-3-3-4-7-11) sts at beg of the next 2 rows – 54(58-60-66-68-62-60) sts. Dec Row (RS): K1, k2 tog, k to last 3 sts, SSK, k1 – 52(56-58-64-66-60-58) sts. Rep this dec every RS row 4(8-9-13-13-5-2) times more, then every other RS row 10(8-8-7-8-13-15) times, end on RS – 24 sts. Bind off all sts. SCARF With largest straight needles, using B, cast on 27 sts. Purl 1 row. Row 1 (RS):K1, * k1 in st below next st on needle, slipping both sts off needle tog, k1, rep from * across. Row 2:P2, * p1 in st below next st on needle, slipping both sts off needle tog, p1, rep from * to last st, p1. Rep these 2 rows for Pat St until piece measures 23 1/2” from beg, end on WS. Divide for Ties:Next Row (RS):Work across 14 sts, turn, place remaining sts on holder for second tie. Work even until piece measures 12 1/2” from beg. Bind off all sts. Rejoin yarn to sts on holder and work even until piece measures 13 1/2” from beg. Bind off all sts.
FINISHING Steam pieces with hot steam iron and a pressing cloth. Sew raglan sleeve caps to raglan armholes. Sew side and sleeve seams. Lay Scarf flat with WS facing up. Place markers at points A and B as shown in schematic. Lay sweater flat with RS of front facing up; place markers along neck edge at midpoint of top of left sleeve and 1 3/4” to left of left raglan seam. Fold cast-on edge of scarf in half with RS’s facing each other. Sew folded piece at cast-on edge to neck edge between markers, with fold-line at sleeve marker. With WS of scarf and sweater facing, sew scarf from point A to point B around neck edge, beginning 3 1/4” to the left of the left raglan seam marker (leaving a 1 1/2” length of the neckline open), and ending at left sleeve marker. Insert longer tie through gap in front neck, from the top down. Fringe:Cut two 11” long strands of B. Holding both strands tog, fold in half. With crochet hook, draw center of strands through st at point C of schematic, forming a lp. Pull ends of fringe through this lp. In this manner, make fringe closely spaced along edge of scarf to point D of schematic, and along bind-off edges of scarf ties. Trim fringe to even off if necessary. Note:For speedier cutting, wrap yarn multiple times around a piece of cardboard that is the desired finished length of the fringe. Cut the lower edge to free wrapped strands.
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