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Citrine

INSTANTLY RECOGNISABLE as a Kaffe Fassett original design, ‘Citrine’ features puff sleeves, extended fitted cuffs in a striped ribbing pattern, and a cropped waistline. Worked using both the Fair Isle and intarsia techniques, Kaffe’s design uses four colours of Rowan Felted Tweed, and incorporates a sparkling thread of DMC Diamant to highlight details on the flower motifs.

SIZE

YARN

Rowan Felted Tweed (DK weight; 50% wool, 25% viscose, 25% alpaca; 175m/191yds per 50g ball)

DMC Diamant (Thread weight; 72% viscose, 28% metallic; 35m/38yds per 10g reel)

NEEDLES & ACCESSORIES

1 pair 3.25mm (UK 10/US 3) knitting needles

1 pair 3.75mm (UK 9/US 5) knitting needles

Stitch holders

10 x 1cm shank gold brocade buttons

TENSION

26 sts and 27 rows to 10cm over patt on 3.75mm needles

YARN STOCKISTS

Rowan/DMC 01484 668200

www.knitrowan.com

For general abbreviations, see p89

BLOCKING DIAGRAM

CHART

BACK

Using 3.25mm needles and yarn A, cast on 98 (110:122:138:150:162:174:190:206) sts.

Joining in yarn B when needed and then carrying yarn not in use

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