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Broadford<\/strong> is a top down sweater with a cables front panel of. It is the perfect sweater for boys but not only!<\/p>\n

Yarn<\/h3>\n

You will need a DK weight yarn to knit this top.<\/p>\n

I used Lilou Tweed DK 212m \/ 100g (85% wool - 15% nylon \/ polyamide yarn) at the time which is now unavailable but any yarn of this quality can be used.<\/p>\n

Gauge<\/h3>\n

20m. \/ 30 rows in stockinette stitch in the round<\/p>\n

Notions<\/h3>\n

4mm circ. needle 100cm long
\n5 double-pointed needles 4 mm for small circumferences (sleeves)
\n3.75 mm circular needle, 100 cm long (for the sleeve hem and neckband)
\n1 cable needle
\n1 tapestry needle
\n4 markers
\n4 mm hook
\nScrap yarn for provisional CO<\/p>\n

Final measurements<\/h3>\n

65 (69, 72, 78, 85, 92) cm<\/p>\n

Construction<\/h3>\n

This sweater is worked from the top with the set in sleeves method. Back and fronts are worked separately before joining them to work the body.
\nThe sleeves are then picked up and knitted along the armholes.
\nThis sweater is worn with a positive ease of 5 to 10 cm.<\/p>\n

Level<\/h3>\n

3\/5<\/p>\n

Used techniques<\/h3>\n