Lilleke

Notes If you tend to have a tight cast on, use the larger size needles to cast on before switching to the smaller size to work the rib stitch. SOCK ONE Cast on 56 (64: 72) sts using Yarn A and 2mm DPN

The top begins with a provisional cast-on using a crochet chain as a base. It is worked top down using the stranded colourwork technique: the charts are worked from right to left for every round with

The first and last stitches of the chart will indicate which colour to use for that row, so white squares represent yarn A and blue squares represent yarn B. On chart rows beginning with a blue square

This wrap is worked from a provisional cast-on at the centre to give a symmetrical finish. The pattern gives two options for the provisional cast-on. One uses a crochet chain, and the other uses Judy’

This sweater is designed to be worn over a camisole or tee with at least 2.5cm of positive ease. The following approximate amounts of yarn will be left over, which can be used to make the sweater long

2X2 RIB Row 1 (RS): *P2, K2; rep from * to last 2 sts, P2. Row 2: *K2, P2; rep from * to last2 st, K2. FAIR ISLE RIB Row 1 (WS): *P2C, K2A; rep from * to last 2 sts, P2C. Row 2: *K2C, P2A; rep from *