What you need
Materials: DK weight yarn, #5 needle
Instructions
Cast on 20 sts. Work in K1P1 rib for 2 rows. Continue in stockinette stitch (knit 1 row, purl 1 row) for 18 rows.
Next row (21 rs) work 8 sts.
Bind off center 4 sts, work remaining 8 sts, row 22 purl
Row 23 – Dec 1st each neck edge
Row 24 – purl
Row 25 – Dec 1 st each neck edge
26 – purl
Row 27 (back) K 6 sts, cast on 9 sts (1 extra), slip next st from left hand needle to right hand and pass extra st over, K to = 20 sts. Continue in stockinette for 24 rows. Bind off.
Sleeves: Starting on 13th row, pick up 10 sts to shoulder and another 10 sts=20 sts dec. each edge (1st st from edge) on rows 5 and 11= 16 sts.
Work until 14 rows. Work 2 rows of K1P1 rib, bind off.
Use your imagination to embellish the sweater.
This project was contributed by A Good Yarn. Check out their site for more patterns and wool.
actually this would of helped alot, i just finished a project for my child development class and the goal was to protect a hollowed out egg shell for a week i knitted mine a sweater but it was no where near as cool as this one props to whoever designed this
I like to make little sweaters like this as Christmas tree ornaments with scraps of yarn. I have quite a collection started! This will be a cute addition.
Egg Sweaters? Why? With that said this looks like a great little project for skein ends. I think I will try one and attach to my key chain.
Very complicated i forgot what working means in knit wise!!! YIKES!!!
BTW I am watergoddess1998 but not logged on yet!
I made these as a decoration for Easter eggs. Everyone thought they were !sooo cute, lots of laughs. Recommend them highly!
Nice little jumper, would be great on a doll or something.
Cute but why?
funnily creative
point less.