Vodka with a Twist
Vodka With A Twist is the statement sweater of the Vodka collection. This one is about thoughtful details, placed to highlight the different contrasts in texture on this cardigan. The transition from ribbing to each cable panel is intentionally framed at cuff and hip, and set in pockets are placed just so in the cables. A generous shawl collar and modified dropped shoulder construction add a super cozy feel to the sweater, and the pale blue shade adds a soft, feminine vibe. It’s knit in pieces and seamed, and the shawl collar is worked along with each front and joined at the center back. So yes, there are a few things to keep track of here and this is for when you want to pay a bit of attention to your project.
However, even with a lot of details, I’ve picked simple lines and memorizable textures here. None of them are actually difficult. And when you pair them all together, the result is a hugely satisfying, cozy sweater I just want to curl up in. Because sometimes the details are worth it. In my drink analogy, this is like learning how to add a flourish to your cocktail - like making the proper twist in a perfectly cut lemon peel.
Photos: Kathy Cadigan
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Vodka With A Twist is the statement sweater of the Vodka collection. This one is about thoughtful details, placed to highlight the different contrasts in texture on this cardigan. The transition from ribbing to each cable panel is intentionally framed at cuff and hip, and set in pockets are placed just so in the cables. A generous shawl collar and modified dropped shoulder construction add a super cozy feel to the sweater, and the pale blue shade adds a soft, feminine vibe. It’s knit in pieces and seamed, and the shawl collar is worked along with each front and joined at the center back. So yes, there are a few things to keep track of here and this is for when you want to pay a bit of attention to your project.
However, even with a lot of details, I’ve picked simple lines and memorizable textures here. None of them are actually difficult. And when you pair them all together, the result is a hugely satisfying, cozy sweater I just want to curl up in. Because sometimes the details are worth it. In my drink analogy, this is like learning how to add a flourish to your cocktail - like making the proper twist in a perfectly cut lemon peel.
Photos: Kathy Cadigan
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Vodka With A Twist is the statement sweater of the Vodka collection. This one is about thoughtful details, placed to highlight the different contrasts in texture on this cardigan. The transition from ribbing to each cable panel is intentionally framed at cuff and hip, and set in pockets are placed just so in the cables. A generous shawl collar and modified dropped shoulder construction add a super cozy feel to the sweater, and the pale blue shade adds a soft, feminine vibe. It’s knit in pieces and seamed, and the shawl collar is worked along with each front and joined at the center back. So yes, there are a few things to keep track of here and this is for when you want to pay a bit of attention to your project.
However, even with a lot of details, I’ve picked simple lines and memorizable textures here. None of them are actually difficult. And when you pair them all together, the result is a hugely satisfying, cozy sweater I just want to curl up in. Because sometimes the details are worth it. In my drink analogy, this is like learning how to add a flourish to your cocktail - like making the proper twist in a perfectly cut lemon peel.
Photos: Kathy Cadigan
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Yarn: YOTH Yarns Father (100% Domestic Rambouillet Wool; 220yds/201m per 3.53oz/100g skein). Sample shown in Spring Water.
Gauge: 16sts/24rows per 4”/10cm in stockinette on larger needles.
Needles: US#7/4.5mm, US#8/5mm
Sizes:
34(36,38,40,42)(46,50,54,58)”
86.5(91.5,96,5,101.5,106.5)(117,127,137,147.5)cm
For fit shown, I suggest between 3-4”/7.5-10cm of positive ease.
Yardage:
1350(1400,1450,1500,1550)(1650,1700,1800,1850)yds
1245(1280,1325,1375,1320)(1510,1555,1645,1690)m