Nathan's Vest by Rachael Richardson

Nathan's Vest

Knitting
August 2013
Aran (8 wpi) ?
18 stitches and 28 rows = 4 inches
in stocking stitch
US 6 - 4.0 mm
US 7 - 4.5 mm
263 - 437 yards (240 - 400 m)
48 (53.5, 58.5, 63.5)cm (19 (21, 23, 25)in)
English
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This pattern is for a child’s vest. It has a cable that runs up
the center of the front before splitting either side of the
v-neck and then joining another cable at the shoulders.
Two cables run up the back to meet the front cables at the
shoulders.

The vest is worked in one piece. The body is worked in the
round from the bottom up until the front and backs are
split and worked flat. The armhole edgings are picked up
and worked in the round. Stitches are picked up for the
neck edging, which is worked flat with a button at the
shoulder.

Size
1 year (2 years, 4 years, 6 years), to fit chest 48 (53.5,
58.5, 63.5)cm (19 (21, 23, 25)in). The finished chest
measurements, including positive ease, are 52 (56.5, 61,
65.5)cm (20.5 (22.25, 24, 25.75)in).

Materials
Aran weight yarn. A wool or wool blend is preferable.
MC 180 (210, 250, 300)m (197 (230, 273, 328)yds)
CC 60 (70, 90, 100)m (66 (77, 98, 109)yds)
The vest pictured used Tivoli New Celtic Aran in 967 (green) and Tivoli Celtic Aran in 300 (white). Note – Tivoli Celtic Aran is discontinued and replaced by Tivoli New Celtic Aran.
1 button, 1.5cm (0.5in) diameter.

Equipment
4.5mm (US7) circular needle 40cm (16in) or size required
to match gauge
4mm (US6) circular needle 40cm (16in) or one size smaller
than size required to match gauge
Set of 4 4mm (US6) dpns
2 stitch holders
1 stitch marker
Spare needle for the 3-needle bind of
Yarn needle

Gauge
18sts and 28rnds = 10cm (4in) square on 4.5mm (US7)
needles, worked in stocking stitch in the round and blocked.

Techniques
Techniques used include:
-Working in the round, on circular needles and dpns.
-Working flat.
-Working C4B and C4F cables (written instructions only).
-3 needle bind off.
-Increases, make 1 left purlwise, and make 1 right purlwise (a brief written description of how to work these is included in the abbreviations section).
-Increases, kfb.
-Decreases, skp, k2tog, p2tog.

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