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"Chelsea Morning" Sweater

$13.00

Known for its artist scene in the 1950’s and 60’s, the Chelsea neighborhood of New York City. A meeting ground for Abstract Expressionists, Pop Artists, musicians; a neighborhood of landmarks for New York’s art scene.

Wear your “Chelsea Morning” sweater with denim, capris, a skirt, or leggings and embody the effortless New York chic that is... timeless.

Knit seamlessly from the top down. Drop shoulder for sizes XS-L, modified drop shoulder for sizes 1X-4X. Includes short row shoulder shaping and waist shaping.

Known for its artist scene in the 1950’s and 60’s, the Chelsea neighborhood of New York City. A meeting ground for Abstract Expressionists, Pop Artists, musicians; a neighborhood of landmarks for New York’s art scene.

Wear your “Chelsea Morning” sweater with denim, capris, a skirt, or leggings and embody the effortless New York chic that is... timeless.

Knit seamlessly from the top down. Drop shoulder for sizes XS-L, modified drop shoulder for sizes 1X-4X. Includes short row shoulder shaping and waist shaping.

  • XS (S, M, L) [1X, 2X, 3X, 4X]

  • worsted weight / wool or wool blends

    Yards: 830 (950, 1065, 1170) [1265, 1335, 1420, 1485]

    Meters: 760 (870, 975, 1070) [1155, 1220, 1300, 1360]

  • GAUGE: 18 sts x 28 rows = 4” larger needle, after blocking

    ♥ Main Fabric: Needle A: US 8

    A.1: 24-40” circular (use a comfortable length for your size, increase as needed)

    A.2: preferred method for small circumference (use 32” circular for magic loop, or DPNs)

    ♥ Ribbing: Needle B: US 6

    Same as for Needle A.

    Use size needed to obtain gauge, two sizes smaller for ribbing.

  • ♥  stitch markers, locking stitch markers

    ♥  smooth scrap yarn

    ♥  tapestry needle

  • Suitable for an advanced beginner. Some techniques used: short row shaping, picking up stitches, working in the round