Skip to Content
knitjbeale Designs
Patterns
The Landed Volumes
The Stepaside Collection
Errata
About
Journal
0
0
knitjbeale Designs
Patterns
The Landed Volumes
The Stepaside Collection
Errata
About
Journal
0
0
Patterns
The Landed Volumes
The Stepaside Collection
Errata
About
Journal
Patterns Black Duck Siding
dsc_1013.jpg Image 1 of 5
dsc_1013.jpg
dsc_1078.jpg Image 2 of 5
dsc_1078.jpg
dsc_1081.jpg Image 3 of 5
dsc_1081.jpg
dsc_1033.jpg Image 4 of 5
dsc_1033.jpg
dsc_1116.jpg Image 5 of 5
dsc_1116.jpg
dsc_1013.jpg
dsc_1078.jpg
dsc_1081.jpg
dsc_1033.jpg
dsc_1116.jpg

Black Duck Siding

CA$12.00

Black Duck Siding is a circular yoke with flattering side bands on the body and a little bit of slip stitch colourwork imbedded in the stranded yoke. The stranded colourwork bands on the body sides are worked in the round, so there are small steeks involved. The first steek is done over 15 rounds, so it is perfect introduction to steeking if you have never steeked before! The sweater body is worked sideways with short rows at the bust and hip to achieve waist shaping and the colourwork bands on each side of the body are worked in the round and steeked as you go. Increases and decreases are made as you work around the body to shorten the sweater in the front and to lengthen the sweater in the back. The sleeves are worked in the round, bottom up, and joined to the body at the yoke. The colourwork yoke is knit upwards from the arm divide to the neck, where short rows are worked across the back neck before the collar.

October 2018.

Add to Cart

Black Duck Siding is a circular yoke with flattering side bands on the body and a little bit of slip stitch colourwork imbedded in the stranded yoke. The stranded colourwork bands on the body sides are worked in the round, so there are small steeks involved. The first steek is done over 15 rounds, so it is perfect introduction to steeking if you have never steeked before! The sweater body is worked sideways with short rows at the bust and hip to achieve waist shaping and the colourwork bands on each side of the body are worked in the round and steeked as you go. Increases and decreases are made as you work around the body to shorten the sweater in the front and to lengthen the sweater in the back. The sleeves are worked in the round, bottom up, and joined to the body at the yoke. The colourwork yoke is knit upwards from the arm divide to the neck, where short rows are worked across the back neck before the collar.

October 2018.

Black Duck Siding is a circular yoke with flattering side bands on the body and a little bit of slip stitch colourwork imbedded in the stranded yoke. The stranded colourwork bands on the body sides are worked in the round, so there are small steeks involved. The first steek is done over 15 rounds, so it is perfect introduction to steeking if you have never steeked before! The sweater body is worked sideways with short rows at the bust and hip to achieve waist shaping and the colourwork bands on each side of the body are worked in the round and steeked as you go. Increases and decreases are made as you work around the body to shorten the sweater in the front and to lengthen the sweater in the back. The sleeves are worked in the round, bottom up, and joined to the body at the yoke. The colourwork yoke is knit upwards from the arm divide to the neck, where short rows are worked across the back neck before the collar.

October 2018.

Yarn
Fingering weight yarn in 8 colours. Sample uses Knit Picks Palette (100% Peruvian Highland wool), 231 yards (211 metres) per 50 grams. You will need 5 (5, 6, 7) (8, 9, 10) balls of the main colour
(colour A), and 1 ball each of the 7 contrast colours (colours B through H).

A (main colour): Gosling
B: Mist
C: Ciel
D: Rainforest Heather
E: Spruce
F: Seafaring
G: Mineral Heather
H: Indigo Heather

Sizes

XS (S, M, L) (XL, XXL, XXXL) with finished busts:
30 (33, 36, 39) (45, 52, 58)” /
76 (84, 89, 99) (114.5, 132, 147.5)cm.

Sample shown is size M on a 35” / 89 cm bust corresponding to 1” / 2.5cm positive ease. It is intended to be worn with 0” to 2” positive ease at bust, or the closest size larger than your actual bust size measurement.

Total waist circumference:
27.25 (30.25, 33.25, 35.5) (41.5, 47.5, 53.5)” /
69 (77, 84.5, 90) (105.5, 120.5, 136)cm

Upper arm circumference:
10.5 (11.5, 13, 13.75) (15, 17, 19)” /
26.5 (29, 33, 35) (38, 43, 48.5)cm

Maximum hip width at front:
15 (16.5, 18, 19) (22, 25, 28)” /
38 (42, 45.5, 48.5) (56, 63.5, 71)cm

Maximum hip width at back:
19 (20.5, 22, 23) (26, 29, 32)” /
48.5 (52, 56, 58.5) (66, 73.5, 81.5)cm

Stranded colourwork gauge
28 sts and 32 rounds to 4” / 10 cm with size 3.25mm (US 3) needles in the round after blocking (or needle size required to match gauge).

Stockinette gauge
28 sts and 36 rows to 4” / 10cm with 2.75mm (US 2) needles after blocking (or needle size required to match gauge).

Notions
crochet hook, darning needle, or sewing machine for reinforcing steeks,
spare circular needle for provisional cast on having same diameter as your stockinette knitting needle and at least 32” in length,
stitch markers

Techniques
steeking
provisional cast on to spare cable needle
short rows
slip stitch colourwork
fair isle
increases and decreases in fair isle
picking up stitches

Instagram: knitjbeale #blackducksidingsweater
Tech edited by Chaitanya Muralidhara (Ravelry: beginswithac)

You Might Also Like

back1.JPG back1.JPG back1.JPG back1.JPG back1.JPG back1.JPG back1.JPG back1.JPG back1.JPG back1.JPG back1.JPG back1.JPG back1.JPG back1.JPG back1.JPG back1.JPG back1.JPG
Caplin Cove
CA$12.00
DSC_0627.JPG DSC_0627.JPG DSC_0627.JPG DSC_0627.JPG DSC_0627.JPG DSC_0627.JPG DSC_0627.JPG DSC_0627.JPG DSC_0627.JPG DSC_0627.JPG DSC_0627.JPG DSC_0627.JPG DSC_0627.JPG
Botwood
CA$12.00
Joe Batt's Arm DSC_1740.JPG filler2.JPG back.JPG DSC_1754.JPG DSC_1716.JPG DSC_1376.JPG DSC_1706.JPG DSC_1618.JPG DSC_1621.JPG DSC_1625.JPG DSC_1645.JPG DSC_1654.JPG DSC_1688.JPG DSC_1694.JPG DSC_1758.JPG DSC_1775.JPG front_2.JPG DSC_1729.JPG
Joe Batt's Arm
CA$12.00
L'Anse-au-Loup back.JPG DSC_0732.JPG DSC_0651.JPG DSC_0838.JPG DSC_0702.JPG DSC_0765.JPG DSC_0786.JPG DSC_0647.JPG DSC_0797.JPG DSC_0805.JPG DSC_0820.JPG DSC_0843.JPG DSC_0846.JPG
L'Anse-au-Loup
CA$12.00
Cappahayden DSC_0175.JPG DSC_0154.JPG DSC_0198.JPG DSC_0179.JPG DSC_0150.JPG DSC_0166.JPG DSC_0199.JPG DSC_0167.JPG
Cappahayden
CA$12.00
It's a bundle up in a handknitted coat type of day ❄️ 
.
I love this and the main colour so much! Pattern is Aquaforte using @sweetpaprikadesigns Filigree (sport weight) 💗
.
#coatpattern #coatknittingpattern #handknitcoat #fairislestyle #fairislemon
Next week brings Brigus! 💞❄️An addictive project using @jamiesonsofshetland Spindrift that I never wanted to end. Happy #fairislefriday and happy Friday in general! 💞
.
#happyfridayknitting #happyfriday #addictedtoknitting #knitwhatyoulove #pattern
Chandler Reach ✨ I played with Aubretia & Nutmeg in @jamiesonsofshetland for this beautiful sweater design, top down with some steeking. If you loved knitting Terra Nova, then you might like this one! It's 25% off until November 26 on Ravelry and
A throwback to Terra Nova 🥰 Terra Nova has specific horizontal bands of Fair Isle in the arms, gussets, and little wiggle room to add extra underarm fabric (all the arm shaping is in the lace sleeve panels). Tomorrow I'm publishing Chandler Reach (p
Is 7 colours too many for a hemp sweater? If you love them, it's most definitely not!!! 🥰 I'll have several more 100% hemp sweater designs next year with fewer colours....1 to 3 colours....in the meantime I just really want this one to be first.
I'm

Stay in the loop

Sign up with your email address to receive news, updates and pattern releases.

Thank you! You will receive all future knitjbeale Designs newsletters.

If you ever would like to opt-out of the newsletters, you can unsubscribe at anytime via the “Unsubscribe” link at the bottom of all newsletters.

knitjbeale Designs

St. John’s, Newfoundland & Labrador
Canada

jenniferbeale@knitjbealedesigns.com