Discover the elegance and comfort of hand-knitting with our Boucl\u00e9 Vest Pattern! Perfect for knitters seeking a stylish, seamless design, this top-down pattern offers sizes ranging from 40-42 to 48-50 (S to XXL). Crafted using luxurious Kremke Alpaka Boucl\u00e9 yarn and needles sized 3.5mm to 4-4.5mm (US 4 to US 6-7), this vest is an exquisite blend of sophistication and coziness. Ideal for both novice and experienced knitters, the detailed instructions guide you through creating a beautifully ribbed texture. Elevate your wardrobe with this unique, customizable vest \u2013 a timeless piece that\u2019s as enjoyable to make as it is to wear!<\/p>\n
Tailles :<\/strong> 40-42 \/ 44-46 \/ 48-50 (S to XXL)<\/p>\n Jauge:<\/strong> 18 stitches x 22 rows in a 10 x 10 cm square. Allowable error of 1-2 stitches per 1 cm.<\/p>\n The vest is knitted from the top as one seamless piece. You can adjust the height of the collar and the length of the vest to your liking.<\/p>\n For working with boucl\u00e9 yarn, choose needles with a blunt tip, as a sharp tip can get stuck in the curls and slow down your work. Count stitches often to avoid losing stitches; if a stitch does slip off, add a stitch from the strand anywhere\u2014it won\u2019t be noticeable.<\/p>\n Cast on 86 \/ 90 \/ 94 stitches (+1 stitch for joining in the round) on smaller-sized needles. Mark the beginning of the row and knit the collar in stockinette stitch in the round (7-10 cm). You can increase collar height as desired.<\/p>\n Distribute stitches for back, front, and shoulders, separated by markers. Knit several turn rows to lower the neckline for comfort. Knit 10 rows of yoke for size 40-42; 12 rows for sizes 44-46 and 48-50. Switch to larger needles and knit the setup row placing markers as raglan line and turning points.<\/p>\n The yoke is knitted with raglan-epaulettes increases along shoulder markers in each row, using right and left slant increases from the strand.<\/p>\n After finishing the yoke and setup, knit in the round dividing front and back, working straight rows and starting increases as specified per size.<\/p>\n When joining in the round, knit for another 25\/28\/30 cm or desired length, then optionally decrease every 5\/5\/7 cm for tapered silhouette.<\/p>\n Divide garment into front and back parts, forming slits\u2014front slit narrower. Switch to smaller needles (3 or 3.25 mm) and knit back stitches to marker, then work turning rows with a reinforced band on edges and 1\u00d71 ribbing in center. Ribbing height is 8-10 cm. Bind off stitches using a crochet hook or needles, not tightly. Knit front similarly, optionally making it 2-3 cm shorter for front identification.<\/p>\n Once vest is finished, use a lanolin-free detergent and cool water (not above 30\u00b0C) to gently wash the garment without rubbing or stretching. Press out water without wringing, roll in a towel to absorb water, then lay flat on a dry towel to shape and dry.<\/p>\nMat\u00e9riels<\/h2>\n
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