Pattern for one piece Cardigan

There is a Cardigan here at
http://secure.elann.com/productdisp....Type=4&Count=2
It is knitted in one piece. And it has beautiful cables.

Michaela (in Canada)

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"Stuart" wrote in message
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Hello I am not exactly sure what to call this pattern, but it looks like
it is knitted in almost one piece joined together on the shoulders???
it is a cardigan sweater..I saw it made up at a craft market
The owner wanted 150.00 for the pattern and some yarn... Outrageous!
Please help
Frusterated Barbie

Hello I am not exactly sure what to call this pattern, but it looks like
it is knitted in almost one piece joined together on the shoulders???
it is a cardigan sweater..I saw it made up at a craft market
The owner wanted 150.00 for the pattern and some yarn... Outrageous!
Please help
Frusterated Barbie

There are many ways to do this ,
Cuff to cuff ,
back over shoulders to front. Neck down to hem
which is it to be ?
mirjam


Hello I am not exactly sure what to call this pattern, but it looks like
it is knitted in almost one piece joined together on the shoulders???
it is a cardigan sweater..I saw it made up at a craft market
The owner wanted 150.00 for the pattern and some yarn... Outrageous!
Please help
Frusterated Barbie

Stuart opined thusly:

Hello I am not exactly sure what to call this pattern, but it looks like
it is knitted in almost one piece joined together on the shoulders???
it is a cardigan sweater..I saw it made up at a craft market
The owner wanted 150.00 for the pattern and some yarn... Outrageous!
Please help
Frusterated Barbie


Why is it outrageous?

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On Tue, 08 Jun 2004 10:46:19 GMT, (Mirjam
Bruck-Cohen) wrote:

There are many ways to do this ,
Cuff to cuff ,
back over shoulders to front. Neck down to hem
which is it to be ?
mirjam


Hello I am not exactly sure what to call this pattern, but it looks like
it is knitted in almost one piece joined together on the shoulders???
it is a cardigan sweater..I saw it made up at a craft market
The owner wanted 150.00 for the pattern and some yarn... Outrageous!
Please help
Frusterated Barbie

"Stuart" wrote in message
...
Hello I am not exactly sure what to call this pattern, but it looks like
it is knitted in almost one piece joined together on the shoulders???
it is a cardigan sweater..I saw it made up at a craft market
The owner wanted 150.00 for the pattern and some yarn... Outrageous!
Please help
Frusterated Barbie

Is it possible this would be a top down cardigan?
laurie

Elizabeth Zimmermann has a one piece done in percentages in Knitting Around
"Stuart" wrote in message
...
Hello I am not exactly sure what to call this pattern, but it looks like
it is knitted in almost one piece joined together on the shoulders???
it is a cardigan sweater..I saw it made up at a craft market
The owner wanted 150.00 for the pattern and some yarn... Outrageous!
Please help
Frusterated Barbie

I like the top down patterns from 'Knitting Pure and Simple', I am currently
working on the sweater but have the cardigan pattern for a future project.
As the name suggests, it's just plain stocking stitch (stockinette?) and in
a heavy worsted/aran weight. Did the one you saw have a more complex stitch
or colour pattern than this?

Liz

"Maggs K" wrote in message
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Elizabeth Zimmermann has a one piece done in percentages in Knitting
Around
"Stuart" wrote in message
...
Hello I am not exactly sure what to call this pattern, but it looks like
it is knitted in almost one piece joined together on the shoulders???
it is a cardigan sweater..I saw it made up at a craft market
The owner wanted 150.00 for the pattern and some yarn... Outrageous!
Please help
Frusterated Barbie

This is not a cardigan, but a jacket in one piece,
I am sure this is not what you look for, but may be you can study the
way it is done, and then find out yourself.(from Lionbrand)
http://tinyurl.com/2qm3m
Aud ;-)


Stuart wrote in message ...
Hello I am not exactly sure what to call this pattern, but it looks like
it is knitted in almost one piece joined together on the shoulders???
it is a cardigan sweater..I saw it made up at a craft market
The owner wanted 150.00 for the pattern and some yarn... Outrageous!
Please help
Frusterated Barbie

In article , Stuart wrote:
Hello I am not exactly sure what to call this pattern, but it looks like
it is knitted in almost one piece joined together on the shoulders???
it is a cardigan sweater..I saw it made up at a craft market
The owner wanted 150.00 for the pattern and some yarn... Outrageous!

Knitted in one piece, only seam is at the tops of the shoulders...
that sounds a little like Elizabeth Zimmermann's one piece surprise
baby sweater, which she also did up for adult sizes in one of her books.
The surprise is that it looks like nothing at all until the seam is sewn.

I've seen fairly ordinary-looking sweater kits priced higher than
that; if the yarn was of good quality and the pattern was original,
it's dirt cheap.

=Tamar