A distinctive slot pattern creates interest on this ribbed cardigan design and use code Oxford20 for 20% off the full price until 31st July 2024! My Shaftesbury cardigan uses one-row buttonholes to create a slotted openwork design. The buttonhole slots are worked on the upper part of the fronts and back, allowing any garment worn underneath to show through. The placement of the slots forms an interlinked series of openings which are linked by a rib pattern. Rib is also used for the front bands, with the upper slots forming three buttonholes. The lower part of the fronts and back are worked in a wide rib pattern that extends into the upper slot pattern. The set-in sleeves are also knitted in wide rib with slot-patterned cuffs. Yarn: Walcot Yarns Opus, (70% Argentinian Merino, 30% Baby Alpaca 350m/384yds per 100g ball) 4 (4:5:5:5:5:6:6:6) x 100g Skeins, Shade Goldenrod. Yarn amounts given are based on average requirements and are approximate. The main stitch patterns used in this cardigan are a wide rib and one-row buttonholes.
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Jane Ellison’s Shaftesbury is an attractive pullover that features a scoop neck and flattering empire waist. Noro Kureyon’s famous colorways can been seen to advantage in the chevron lace pattern used on the lower half of this sweater. Sizes: XS (S, M, L) Finished Measurements: bust- 34½ (36¼, 39½, 41¼)” Yarn Requirements: 10 (11, 11, 12) balls Noro Kureyon (100% Wool; 50g/108yds) Needles: US 7 (4.5mm) needles US 8 (5mm) needles Gauge: 18 sts and 24 rows = 4” in stockinette stitch
A scan of my color print. The street is called "Gold hill", it's in the town of Shaftesbury, in Dorset county, England, U.K.. Late afternoon, April 1993. The English novelist Thomas Hardy wrote about Saxon hill towns such as this.
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The Milky Way stretches from the horizon above Gold Hill in Shaftesbury, a timeless scene made famous by a '70s Hovis bread advert. I've written a blog post about this shot and why I had to creep around barefoot to make it. Prints of this image are also available to order direct from my website. Featured in the Telegraph and Daily Mail on Friday, 12th July. ISO3200 f/2.8 & 30 seconds at 24mm _____ » LongExposures website » @LongExposures on twitter » LongExposurePhotography on facebook
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