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    Madeleine: Sleeveless Turtleneck Detail of The Pattern

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    This document provides the pattern for a knitted sweater called the Madeleine. It includes instructions for knitting the cabled ribbing, back, front, turtleneck collar, and finishing details. Sizes provided are for chest measurements of 90, 94, and 99 cm. The pattern uses a wool and cotton yarn and includes photos of the finished sweater.

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    Madeleine: Sleeveless Turtleneck Detail of The Pattern

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    This document provides the pattern for a knitted sweater called the Madeleine. It includes instructions for knitting the cabled ribbing, back, front, turtleneck collar, and finishing details. Sizes provided are for chest measurements of 90, 94, and 99 cm. The pattern uses a wool and cotton yarn and includes photos of the finished sweater.

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    This document provides the pattern for a knitted sweater called the Madeleine. It includes instructions for knitting the cabled ribbing, back, front, turtleneck collar, and finishing details. Sizes provided are for chest measurements of 90, 94, and 99 cm. The pattern uses a wool and cotton yarn and includes photos of the finished sweater.

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    Madeleine: Sleeveless Turtleneck Detail of The Pattern

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    This document provides the pattern for a knitted sweater called the Madeleine. It includes instructions for knitting the cabled ribbing, back, front, turtleneck collar, and finishing details. Sizes provided are for chest measurements of 90, 94, and 99 cm. The pattern uses a wool and cotton yarn and includes photos of the finished sweater.

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    madeleine

    MADELEINE

    sleeveless turtleneck detail of the pattern

    YARN :
    ROWAN Wool Cotton (I used exactly 6 skeins for the smallest size)

    GAUGE:
    Gauge (cabled ribbing over 10 cm): 26 sts by 30 rows with 4 mm needles

    FINISHED DIMENSIONS: (cms):


    Chest: 90,0 (94, 99)
    Waist: 68,0 (73, 89)
    Hip: 79,0 (85, 89)

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    Cabled Ribbing:
    Worked on a multiple of 16 plus 2 sts.
    1st row: *P2, K2*
    2nd- 12th rows: work the st like they "present themselves"
    13th row: *P2, K2, P2 ,put 2 st on cable needle in the front, put the following 2 st on cable needle in the back. K2, P the 2 st held in the back,
    K the 2 st held in the front, P2, K2r*
    14th - 24th rows: work the stitches like they present themselves
    25th row:: * P2, work cable on the following 6 st*
    26th row: repeat from the 2nd row.

    BACK:
    Cast on 98 (114, 114) sts on size 4 needles and use cabled ribbing.
    Work even until piece measures 0,7 cms (2 rows).
    Waist Shaping: Dec 1 st at each end of next row, then every following 8th (8th, 28th) row 3 times (3 times, once) to 90 (106, 110) sts. Work
    even for 3,0 (1,3, 1,7) cms (9, 4, 5 rows). Inc 1 st at each end of next row, then every following 3rd (6th, 5th) row 13 (8, 9) times to 118
    (124,130) sts. Work even for 4,7 cms (14 rows) to total 30,7 (32, 32,7) cms.
    Armhole shaping: Cast off 6 (7,7) sts at beginning of next 2 rows. Dec 1 st at each end of every alternate row for 18 (18, 24) rows until 88
    (92, 92) sts remaining. Continue until armhole measures 19,3 (20, 20,7) cms (58, 60, 62) rows), with 88 (92, 92) sts remaining.
    Shape neck: Work both sides at the same time. Work 27 (28, 28) sts. Slip the next 34 (36, 36) sts to a holder. With a second ball of yarn,
    work remaining 27 (28 sts. Dec 1 st at neck edge every row twice (three times, three times) , until 25 sts remain.
    At the same time, when armhole measures 19,3 (20,7, 21,3) cms (row 58, 62, 64), start shoulder shaping.
    Shoulder shaping: Cast off 8 (8, 7) sts at armhole edge twice, then cast off remaining sts at armhole edge.

    FRONT:
    Work as for back until armhole measures 11,3 (12,7, 12,7) cms (34, 38, 38 rows), with 88 (92, 92) sts remaining.
    Shape neck: Work both sides at the same time. Work 34 (36, 35) sts. Slip the next 20 (20, 22) sts to a holder. With a second ball of yarn,
    work remaining 34 (36, 35) sts. Dec 1 st at neck edge every row 9 (11, 11) times, until 25 (25, 24) sts remain.
    Work even until armhole measures 19,3 (20 cms, 20,7) (58, 60, 62 rows).
    Shoulder shaping: Cast off as for back.

    Sew front to back along left shoulder seam.

    TURTLENECK COLLAR:
    on size 3,5 needles.
    With right side of work facing, pick up and work 6 sts from right back neck edge, 34 (36, 36) sts from back neck holder, 6 sts from left back
    neck edge, 25 sts from left front neck edge, 20 (20, 22) sts from front neck holder and 25 sts from right front neck edge.
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    Work 13,0 (13, 14) cms (46, 46, 50 rows) in K1P1 ribbing.
    Cast off very loosely.

    Sew remaining shoulder seam. Check that the collar will stretch to fit over the head. Sew collar seam.
    Sew side seams using invisible seam. Sew any remaining seams.
    Weave in all loose ends.

    Notes: I knit the smallest size and just calculated the other sizes. Therefore, I can guarantee only for the fitting of my size! Maybe you want to make some
    math for yourself.
    ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
    (c) marta-online.net
    This pattern is for non-commercial use.
    If you knit Madleine, please refer to this pattern in your blog and just let me know! I'd be happy if you send me a picture of your finished
    work!

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