Addison Sweater Designer Knitting Pattern

This sweater uses James’ Pinwheel Cable, which adds interest and fun to the classic pullover. Complimentary StitchSaver™ Row Checker Designer Knitting Pattern For Addison I experimented with a simple technique that resulted in cables that seem to be spinning. So, I named them pinwheel cables. They are fun to knit and the 6 columns of pinwheels on the chest turn this classic pullover into a very distinctive sweater. It is worked top down from a provisional cast on across the back of the shoulders. The front picks up provisional stitches so both sides can be worked to the underarm. Then the body is worked in the round. Each sleeve starts with picked up stitches that are worked from the top onfthe sleeve cap before the lower sleeve is worked in the round to the cuff. You’ll have a seamless sweater that can be tailored at the waist and finished at a length that suits your own personal style. .embed-container { position: relative; padding-bottom: 56.25%; height: 0; overflow: hidden; max-wid