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Patterns

Please find below dots&yarn patterns, you might like to try….

Rafi Hoodie

Rafi by dotsandyarn (click to download pdf)

Pletzer Cable Jumper

pletzer-cable-cardi (eng) (click to download pdf)

pletzer-kabel-pulli (de) (click to download pdf)

Pletzer Cable Cardi

Coming soon: Inca Cable Pullover

Inca Cable Pullover

3 thoughts on “Patterns”

Thaxter says:
Sunday, 21 September, 2008 at 4:01 am

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Thanks again for posting this — it’s a dreamy sweater and I’m looking forward to knitting it!
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Maureen Martinek says:
Saturday, 19 April, 2014 at 7:17 pm

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Thank you for sharing the Rafi Hoodie pattern. I suddenly seem to be overwhelmed by grandchildren. None to three in three years. I can’t wait to use this pattern to make each of them a hoodie. Your pattern has all my favorite elements; such as top-down.

Re: Inca sweater. Though I am currently knitting something on size ‘0’, 9″ circular needles that is hurting my head;-), I caught a glimpse of your Inca sweater and my interest in knitting came back;-) The last time I knitted cables was in 1986, while living just north of Cambridge, England. That sweater was nothing compared to yours! Obviously this means I must buy more yarn;-), my sister wants a pullover. Yippee.