Fishermens sweater

PDF Knitting Pattern DIGITAL download Fisherman's rib crew (round) neck sweater for all the family. Knitted flat ie. back, front, sleeves. DK 8 ply/size 3 light yarn or wool using 3.25mm & 4.0mm needles Approx. 9-18 x 50 gram balls Tension/Gauge: 20 sts & 42 rows over pattern using 4.0mm needles 6 Sizes: 24-46 inch (61-117 cm) chest Intermediate knitter and beyond All my patterns use UK/NZ/AU knitting terms and are only available in English at this stage

Patterns of the Month, February 2010 Choose your pattern and the yarn to go with it and get 15% off your purchase! Here we go! The patterns of the month for February are two "greatest hits" from even before we owned the store. First, the Portuguese Fisherman's Sweater (Malha de Pescador) - the old standby from the Candide days: This pattern is still available through Reynolds though we don't carry Candide anymore. We've updated this sweater by knitting it in Peruvia, a wonderful aran weight…

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I rushed to finish this sweater for GD's birthday Jan. 3. Made it in the nick of time! Thanks to all you friends who helped get me over my overthinking...

(Promoted) Men's Fisherman Irish Rib Crew Neck Wool Sweater

Robert Harland, Whitby lifeboat, cox, 1931-35

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Feamainn Seaweed In the story of Autumn/Winter 2020 we turn again to the island landscape and traditions. The special new pieces include a new farmers jacket, a seaweed collectors hat and a range of styles in Donegal tonal browns, greys, greens, blues and reds blended to give a representation of land, sea and sky.

'Excuse me. Do you remember any knitting like this?' 'I should think I do - my Granny knitted hundreds.' 'Can you tell me anything about them?' 'She only knitted for her own. They were masterpieces and they were all different. She knitted a hole in the front…' 'What for?' 'For the pocket watches. All her boys had one (jerseys). Uncle Willie lost his, couldn't find it anywhere and Granny was mad. She had a stall every week at Rock and Padstow markets. Twelve months after, Granny saw a man…