v-neck

Wednesday, April 21st, 2010 | crafting, design, knitting, sweaters

Took a few tries (had to rip back a bit due to shoulder miscalculation) but I finished knitting up the yoke the other night and joined the shoulders with a three-needle bindoff. Something about the shape of the neckline in this particular sweater really tickles my fancy!

Then came some nice twisted ribbing. Works really well with this tweedy yarn. Too bad the dressform kind of lacks shoulders, it makes it look like they’re falling off! Needs a good blocking to help everything relax.

The seamless set-in sleeve technique that I’m using is from Elizabeth Zimmermann’s Knitting Workshop.

8 Comments to v-neck

1 Stephen West
April 21, 2010

I love that curving neck line. You can never go wrong with a twisted rib!

2 Amy
April 21, 2010

I love the way the neckline curves! All the great things about a V-neck, but softened just a bit.

3 Cheryl
April 21, 2010

Twisted ribbing and natural coloured tweeds are two of my favourites. Always a winning combination! This looks lovely

4 MJ
April 21, 2010

It is a gorgeous neckline – definitely ticking-one’s-fancy worth! Oh and doing seamless set-in sleeves are a pain in the butt, no matter which way you do it: but you can’t argue with the result though! Personally I’m a sucker for set-in sleeves and if it eliminates seaming, hey, sign me up!!

Regardless, the cardigan looks absolutely gorgeous.