Vodka On The Rocks
Vodka On The Rocks is the second pattern in the Vodka Collection, adding a bit of texture and some cables to the mix. The body is knit from the bottom up and sleeves are worked separately and joined at the yoke. Construction is seamless, but there’s just a bit more detail this time. Cable instructions are both charted and written.
The result is a sweater all about color, bold cables and overall texture, paired together to create a dramatic cardigan. Strong vertical lines and diagonals are placed so they are flattering on the body, and I’ve added a little detail in the final cable shaping along the V-neck. Plus, the details really pop in a vibrant navy blue.
Both the texture and the cables are easily memorized, and modifying for width or length is also simple. It’s like mixing up a gin and tonic - only a few ingredients, and a totally satisfying result.
Photos: Kathy Cadigan
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Vodka On The Rocks is the second pattern in the Vodka Collection, adding a bit of texture and some cables to the mix. The body is knit from the bottom up and sleeves are worked separately and joined at the yoke. Construction is seamless, but there’s just a bit more detail this time. Cable instructions are both charted and written.
The result is a sweater all about color, bold cables and overall texture, paired together to create a dramatic cardigan. Strong vertical lines and diagonals are placed so they are flattering on the body, and I’ve added a little detail in the final cable shaping along the V-neck. Plus, the details really pop in a vibrant navy blue.
Both the texture and the cables are easily memorized, and modifying for width or length is also simple. It’s like mixing up a gin and tonic - only a few ingredients, and a totally satisfying result.
Photos: Kathy Cadigan
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Vodka On The Rocks is the second pattern in the Vodka Collection, adding a bit of texture and some cables to the mix. The body is knit from the bottom up and sleeves are worked separately and joined at the yoke. Construction is seamless, but there’s just a bit more detail this time. Cable instructions are both charted and written.
The result is a sweater all about color, bold cables and overall texture, paired together to create a dramatic cardigan. Strong vertical lines and diagonals are placed so they are flattering on the body, and I’ve added a little detail in the final cable shaping along the V-neck. Plus, the details really pop in a vibrant navy blue.
Both the texture and the cables are easily memorized, and modifying for width or length is also simple. It’s like mixing up a gin and tonic - only a few ingredients, and a totally satisfying result.
Photos: Kathy Cadigan
Scroll down for more details.
Yarn: YOTH Yarns Father (100% domestic Rambouillet Wool; 220yds/201m per 3.53oz/100g skein). Sample shown in Concord Grape.
Gauge: 18sts/24rows per 4”/10cm in garter rib.
Needles: US#8/5mm
Sizes:
30.5(34,37.5,41,44.5)(48.5,52,55.25,59)”
77.5(86.5,95.5,104,113)(123,132,140.5,150)cm
For fit shown, I suggest 4”/10cm of positive ease.
Yardage:
1200(1250,1300,1350,1400)(1450,1500,1550,1600)yds
1097(1143,1189,1234,1280)(1326,1372,1417,1463)m