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KNIT TED PANELS:
The knitted panel forms the neckband, fronts,
lower hems, and center back of this vest. It is knitted
as one piece in garter stitch, beginning with a
provisional cast-on at center back neck. The left
half is knitted first, then the right half. The two
halves are joined at the lower back and knitted up
to the back neck. (See diagram, Figure 1.) At the
bottom center front and back on both sides, the
corners are mitered using short rows. (See Mitering
using Short Rows.)
Stitch: garter stitch (knit all rows)
Gauge: 5 sts and 10 rows (= 5 ridges of garter
stitch) = 1".
Needles U.S. size 4 (3.5 mm): bamboo doublepointed
needles (dpn) or straight and circular needle
with a long cable (47 to 60"). Adjust needle size
if necessary to obtain the correct gauge.
Using a waste yarn provisional cast-on, cast
on 12 sts for the center back neck and work
left front and side first. Use a locking ring
marker or contrast thread to mark the right
side (RS). Knit 24 rows (12 ridges) in garter
stitch and, on Row 24, place marker (pm) at
one side of panel for the shoulder line. *Knit
1 inch (10 rows/5 ridges), and, on Row 10,
inside edge st at front neck, increase 1 st
with M1 (Make 1—lift strand between two
stitches and knit into back loop). Repeat
from * 12 times more, until there are 25 sts
on the needle for the front neckline. Work
even on 25 sts until piece measures 25" from
the shoulder marker.
Make a left-turning mitered corner, following
the instructions and beginning at the edge
marked in Figure 1. Place marker on last row of mitred corner

C'est la technique donnée pour faire le col et la garniture des 2 devants et une bande de tricot dans le dos pour une veste qui allie tricot et tissage.
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