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Jo Allport’s gravity-defying design adds a twist to a classic style
Who says cables always have to run top to bottom? Not us! We’re all for trying something a little different and look forward to those ‘oooh, how did you make that?’ comments. Just between us knitters, each cardigan front yoke is knitted from the side seam inwards, then stitches are picked up and knitted towards the hemline. The back yoke is knitted from side seam to side seam, then down again to the hemline on picked up stitches before a double rib cuff. Shhh, it’s our secret!
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Techniques: Cables
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How to: work slip stitch knitting
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