King Cole Knitting Pattern - 5937


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This guide is for knitters of all skill levels looking to create sweaters and cardigans using King Cole Pricewise DK yarn. The pattern allows you to create both raglan striped sweaters and cardigans with a contrast border, offering versatility in your knitting projects. Note that while Pricewise DK is recommended, you can use other yarns, but ensure to check tension requirements.
| Model Part Number | 5937 |
|---|---|
| Brand | King Cole |
King Cole Pricewise DK is recommended, but any DK weight yarn can be used. Always check your tension before starting.
You will need 3.75mm and 4.0mm knitting needles.
Yes, you can adjust the size within the given chest/bust sizes. Check the pattern for specific size details.
DK stands for Double Knitting, which refers to the weight of the yarn.
Follow the yarn's care instructions, usually gentle machine wash or hand wash, and lay flat to dry.
King Cole Pricewise DK yarn can be found at most craft stores and online retailers that sell knitting supplies.
No, the instructions are in English only.
Review the pattern instructions carefully, referring to the stitch abbreviations. Consider using online resources or videos for visual guidance. Contact the pattern provider if further clarification is needed.
Knit a tension square before starting. If your gauge is off, adjust your needle size accordingly. If your gauge is too tight, use larger needles; if too loose, use smaller needles.
To begin, ensure you have the required yarn (King Cole Pricewise DK is recommended, but other DK yarns can be substituted) and the correct needle sizes (3.75mm and 4.0mm). Check your tension before starting the main project to ensure your gauge matches the pattern. Proper care includes washing the finished item according to the yarn's instructions, typically gentle machine wash or hand wash, and laying flat to dry.