Gramps cardigan

Part 1 of our learn to knit series on the Gramps cardigan

Ravelry: Henry Garter Stitch Jacket by Julia Race

Have you picked up any of our Special Reserve Yarns? As soon as I saw the Alpaca Wool Twist, I knew what I'd like to do with it: make a Sock Monkey Sweater for my toddler! I was looking around the internet for inspiration when I saw THIS sweater by the Canadian company "Roots". I decided to make a mini version using THIS (free) pattern. Along with the Special Reserve Alpaca Wool Twist, I used Bare Andean Treasure and Swish DK in Serrano. I followed the pattern exactly for size 4, doing 6…

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My secret knitting is no longer secret! The sweater can get its time in the spotlight now that it’s arrived at its new home. If I hadn’t been keeping this a surprise, it would have shown up several times and probably with a poem titled ‘An Ode To Ripping’. I haven’t written said poem but could have

Photos by Sara Parker Well, I’m a little sad that my crazy week of releases is coming to an end (though admittedly, these blog posts have taken up more time then I possibly could have imagined!) but its ending in the best possible way! I have saved my favorite design of this collection for last, …

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There have been a lot of babies arriving in the last year. And I do mean A LOT! Which is fun and fantastic but last January, when I was anticipating the arrival of 11 babies in a three month stre…

A "grandpa" cardigan sweater for a boy. The original Raverly pattern is here: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/gramps

Ravelry: aureliecanada's Hudson Bay Gramps for Théo

This is part 5 of our learn to knit series on the Gramps cardigan: Picking Up Stitches along an edge, Short-Row Shaping, Buttonholes, Binding off in Pattern

Gramps Cardigan by Kate Oates from Tot Toppers

Ravelry: Purchase from Store: Tin Can Knits Designs

I was having a little look through the Tin Can Knits stats the other day and it came as a bit of a surprise that our oldest sweater pattern is also our most popular of all time! Gramps was a big part of the concept for 9 Months of Knitting and graces the cover.