Honest Woodsman Pullover
by Kathleen Dames
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Honest Woodsman Pullover
Losing his axe in a river, a woodsman in Aesop’s Fables weeps at the loss of his livelihood. Hermes appears and, hearing the woodcutter’s story, dives into the lake. He brings up a golden axe and asks if this is the one that was lost, but the woodcutter refuses it, saying that his had been ordinary. Hermes does the same with a silver axe, but the woodsman refuses again. Hermes brings up the woodcutter’s axe and gives him the other two as a reward for his honesty. Knit these woodgrain cables and short-row saddles for your own honest hero.
NOTES
- This sweater is worked seamlessly from the bottom up with grafted underarms.
- The shirt yoke is created with shortrows across the shoulder saddles as well as the upper back. The upper back is joined to the right saddle with a short graft.
- Turned hems for the body and cuffs begin with provisional cast-ons and create a clean finish.
- Cabling without a cable needle will help you move quickly through the woodgrain pattern.
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by madelinetosh
Worsted
100% Merino
200 yards
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