Burda Style For people who sew
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A very slouchy, textured cropped sweater,
This top is one size and made to be an oversized and slouchy fit. The yarn used is a blend of wool/nylon/acrylic. It’s very soft and not itchy at all!
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Apr 20, 2011, 09.10 PMby emlj
oh this is gorgeous! what a great skill to have!
Apr 20, 2011, 01.35 PMby alexus1325
This is absolute genius, and I practised drop stitches last night just so I can make one! Must buy size 17 needles…
I couldn’t find a pattern for a drop stitch sweater that used jumbo needles. Is it just two rectangles joined at the sides and shoulders? How many stitches did you cast on?
Apr 17, 2011, 06.24 PMby redredhoodie
Rodarte! Exactly what I was thinking. But I like that you only used one color. The texture is all it needs for a statement.
Apr 17, 2011, 08.18 AMby Antisocialite
Yes….very Rodarte. May I have one? :-P
Apr 17, 2011, 07.56 AMby lauriana
Nice top! Did you use a pattern or make your own? (I’m just asking because this looks like the kind of knitting project which I could manage with my limited skills, and looks quite cool)