Fibre: Australian Wool
Available Lengths:
80cm/31" to 86cm/34" - hip 91cm/36" to 137cm/54"
Available Sizes:
4 sizes:81cm/32" to 122cm/48"
Available Necklines: Round
Texture: Cables
Buttons: Triangles in 3 colous to match
Skill Level: 5 (Colour lovers)
knitting colour from a graph
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| Style: | Swingcoats | | Design: | Tudor | | Colourway: | Rosewood | | Product ID: | TDSW-0160 |
Falling leaves between contrasting cables.
Midnight base with Autumn leaves, acorns and berries 
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 Design: Tudor
Instructions:
Swingcoats are commenced as a one-size pattern, decreases create sizing with length and size variations. Knitting instructions are accompanied by A3 graphs: two graphs for the body and one for the sleeve. Graphs are large and bold in black-and-white for easy use. The graphs show the design of leaves, each square being a stitch, also decreased stitches to be worked to shape the coat. As with many of Jane's designs the styling and shaping is quite unique and extremely rewarding.
Technique: Intarsia
Tension: 22.5sts to 10cm om 4mm ndls
Notes/Tips/Tricks:
Intarasia and Fairisle. Two different techniques. Fairisle is the technique of carrying yarn behind stitches whilst working a second color. Traditionally used for pattern repeats. It should only be used for small areas of color within picture knitting. In this case I use it on the veins of the leaves, carrying the main color of the leaf behind the color of the stem. This is quite easy over 1 or 2 stitches of the stems. See Knitting techniques.
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