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Margaux tee
Calidad:
Synura de Rosas Craft 6 (5/5/5) ovillos (50 gr - 150m)
Cristal de Rosas Craft 2 (3 /3 / 3) ovillos (50 gr- 300m)
Las cantidades que aparecen son para las medidas y dimensiones del patrón, si quieres alargar o acortar el cuerpo del jersey, la cantidad de hilo variará.
Recuerda que este es el patron de un jersey de construcción top-down, podrás alargarlo a tu gusto aumentando de manera proporcional la cantidad de hilo que necesitaras.
Materiales:
Agujas circulares de 4,00 de 40, 80, 120 cm
Marcadores de tipo imperdible.
Imperdibles o guarda puntos.
Aguja lanera.
Muestra de tensión: (Sin bloquear)
20 puntos y 28 vueltas para una muestra de 10 x 10 cm en punto liso del derecho con aguja del 4,00 mm
Tallas:
1(2/3/4)
Nivel:
(Avanzado)
Para tejer este jersey, debes saber tejer del derecho y del revés, tanto en plano como en circular. Conocer el tejido a doble cara y el punto doble que se usa tanto en el cuello camisero como en las tapetas.
Descripción del patrón:
El jersey es un patrón top-down, se inicia tejiendo el cuello camisero en punto doble, con el listo, dejaras parte de los puntos en espera para tejer el canesú de la espalda hasta alcanzar la sisa. Retomarás parte del cuello para tejer los delanteros por separado, para terminar uniendo las tres piezas en una vuelta, primero los dos delanteros que se unen por el centro sobre las tapetas y la espalda por las sisas.
A partir de las sisas, el resto del cuerpo se teje en circular hasta la cenefa de la cintura.
Para tejer las mangas, levanta los puntos por el derecho de la labor y teje en circular realizando disminuciones para ajustar la manga hasta la sisa.
Yarn
Synura by Rosas Craft 6 (5/5/5) skeins (50 g / 150 m)
Cristal by Rosas Craft 2 (3/3/3) skeins (50 g / 300 m)
The yarn quantities listed are based on the measurements and dimensions given in this pattern. If you would like to make the sweater longer or shorter, you will need to adjust the yarn quantity accordingly.
This is a top-down sweater, making it easy to customize the body length by knitting additional rounds. If you do so, remember to purchase extra yarn.
Materials
4.0 mm (US 6) circular needles in 40 cm, 80 cm and 120 cm
Safety pin-style stitch markers
Stitch holders or waste yarn
Tapestry needle
Gauge (unblocked)
20 sts × 28 rnds = 10 × 10 cm (4 × 4”) in Stockinette Stitch using 4.0 mm needles.
Sizes
1(2/3/4)
Measurements
(Insert schematic with finished measurements.)
Skill Level
Advanced
To knit this sweater you should be comfortable working knit and purl stitches both flat and in the round. You should also be familiar with double knitting and double-layer knitting, which are used for both the shirt collar and the front bands.
Pattern Description
This sweater is worked from the top down.
The project begins with the double-layer shirt collar. Once the collar is complete, part of the stitches are placed on hold while the back yoke is worked to the underarm.
Next, stitches are picked up from the collar to work each front separately. Finally, the three sections are joined into one piece: first the two fronts are joined together along the front bands, and then they are joined to the back at the underarms.
From the underarms onwards, the body is worked seamlessly in the round to the waist edging.
The sleeves are worked by picking up stitches around the armhole and knitting in the round, incorporating decreases to shape the sleeve.
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- First published: July 2026
- Page created: July 19, 2026
- Last updated: July 19, 2026 …
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