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Of Night & Light
Of Night & Light by Kath Andrews
Printed knitting pattern
Note From The Designer:
The name for this vest comes from one of my favourite poems, “He wishes for the Cloths of Heaven” by W.B. Yeats, which talks of golden and silver light embroidering the blue.
This stranded vest is worked completely in the round from the bottom up with grafted shoulders. Steeks are put in place for the armholes and neck which are reinforced with crochet before cutting. Stitches are then picked up for the ribbing.
Additional Information:
Finished Size:
8 sizes with variations for lengths and chest
Yarn:
Double Knit: 691 - 1610 m (4 colours) (350m/100g weight)
Recommended from our stock: Yarnadelic sport (John Arbon Textiles)
Tools:
3.25mm circular (80cm and 40cm length)
3.75mm, circular (80cm and 40cm length)
3mm crochet hook
6 stitch markers
5 stitch holders
1 locking stitch marker
tapestry needle
Gauge to 10cm:
25.5 sts & 28 rnds
Of Night & Light by Kath Andrews
Printed knitting pattern
Note From The Designer:
The name for this vest comes from one of my favourite poems, “He wishes for the Cloths of Heaven” by W.B. Yeats, which talks of golden and silver light embroidering the blue.
This stranded vest is worked completely in the round from the bottom up with grafted shoulders. Steeks are put in place for the armholes and neck which are reinforced with crochet before cutting. Stitches are then picked up for the ribbing.
Additional Information:
Finished Size:
8 sizes with variations for lengths and chest
Yarn:
Double Knit: 691 - 1610 m (4 colours) (350m/100g weight)
Recommended from our stock: Yarnadelic sport (John Arbon Textiles)
Tools:
3.25mm circular (80cm and 40cm length)
3.75mm, circular (80cm and 40cm length)
3mm crochet hook
6 stitch markers
5 stitch holders
1 locking stitch marker
tapestry needle
Gauge to 10cm:
25.5 sts & 28 rnds