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If you are not located in the United States, you -will have to check the laws of the country where you are located before -using this eBook. - -Title: Book No. 006: Bulkies - Sweaters to Knit and Crochet - -Author: Anonymous - -Release Date: September 11, 2021 [eBook #66271] - -Language: English - -Character set encoding: UTF-8 - -Produced by: Stephen Hutcheson and the Online Distributed Proofreading - Team at https://www.pgdp.net - -*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK BOOK NO. 006: BULKIES *** - - - - - 35¢ - - - - - BULKIES - BOOK No. 006 - - - - - Play Time - - - BOY’S HOODED JACKET - (ILLUSTRATED ON BACK COVER) - SIZES: 7, 8, 10 and 12 - - - - -Materials Required: - - AMERICAN THREAD - Dawn Knitting Worsted or - Dawn “Sayelle”[1] - 7 (7, 8, 8)—4-oz. skeins - - 1 pair knitting needles size 10 or Any Size Needles Which Will Result - in Stitch Gauge Below - 1 crochet hook size G - - Gauge: - 4 sts = 1 inch; 6 rows = 1 inch - - 1—14 (16, 16, 16)″ Star Lightweight Separating Zipper - - Finished Measurements: - Chest—28¾ (30¼, 31¼, 32¾)″; - Back Length—15½ (16, 17, 17½)″ - - Suggested Color: Gold - - Sizes: - Directions are for Size 7. Changes for Sizes 8, 10 and 12 are in - parentheses. - - -BACK - -Starting at lower edge with double strand of yarn, cast on 57 (59, 63, -65) sts. - -ROWS 1-5: Work even in stockinette st (k 1 row, p 1 row). End with a k -row. - -ROW 6: K across row on wrong side for hemline. ROW 7: * K 1, with yarn -in back of work, sl 1 as if to p; repeat from * to last st, k 1. ROW 8: -P across row. Repeat Rows 7 & 8 for pattern. ROWS 9-50 (52, 52, 54): -Work even in pattern. About 7¼, (7¾, 7¾, 8)″ from hemline. Piece should -measure 14¼ (14¾, 15¾, 16¼)″ across. - -SHAPE RAGLAN ARMHOLE: ROWS 1 & 2: Keeping in pattern as established, -bind off 4 sts at beg of each row. ROW 3: Work even. ROWS 4-46 (49, 52, -55): Dec 1 st at beg and end of this and every 3rd row 14 (15, 16, 17) -times more. (To dec at beg of row: Sl first st, k or p 2nd st, depending -on which side of work decs fall, psso. To dec at end of row: K 2 tog or -p 2 tog, again depending on side of work.) ROWS 47 & 48: (50, 53 & 54, -56): Work even—19 (19, 21, 21) sts. ROW 49 (51, 55, 57): Bind off -remaining sts. About 15½ (16, 17, 17½)″ from hemline. - - -LEFT FRONT - -Starting at lower edge with double strand of yarn, cast on 29 (31, 31, -33) sts. ROWS 1-5: Work even in stockinette stitch, starting with a k -row. ROW 6: K across row on wrong side for hemline. ROWS 7-50 (52, 52, -54): Work even in pattern as on Back. Piece should measure 7¼ (7¾, 7¾, -8¼)″ across. - -SHAPE RAGLAN ARMHOLE: ROW 1: Keeping in pattern as established, bind off -4 sts at beg of row. ROWS 2 & 3: Work even. ROWS 4-46 (49, 52, 55): Dec -1 st at arm edge on this and every 3rd row 14 (15, 16, 17) times more. -ROWS 47 & 48 (50, 53 & 54, 56): Work even—10 (11, 10, 11) sts. ROW 49 -(51, 55, 57): Bind off remaining sts. - - -RIGHT FRONT - -With double strand of yarn, cast on 29 (31, 31, 33) sts. Work same as -Left Front, reversing all shaping. - - -SLEEVES - -Starting at lower edge with double strand of yarn, cast on 25 (27, 29, -31) sts. ROWS 1-5: Work even in stockinette stitch, starting with a k -row. ROW 6: K across row on wrong side for hemline. ROWS 7-24: Work even -in pattern as on Back. ROWS 25-80 (80, 85, 85): Keeping in pattern as -established, inc 1 st at beg and end of this and every 5th row 11 (11, -12, 12) times more. ROWS 81-84 (81-86, 86-96, 86-106): Work even—49 (51, -55, 57) sts. About 13 (13¼, 15, 16½)″ from hemline. Piece should measure -12 (12¾, 13½, 14)″ across. - -SHAPE RAGLAN CAP: ROWS 1 & 2: Keeping in pattern as established, bind -off 4 sts at beg of each row. ROW 3: Work even. ROWS 4-46 (49, 52, 55): -Dec 1 st at beg and end of this and every 3rd row 14 (15, 16, 17) times -more. ROWS 47 & 48 (50, 53 & 54, 56): Work even—11 (11, 13, 13) sts. ROW -49 (51, 55, 57): Bind off remaining sts. About 21 (22, 24, 26)″ from -hemline. - - -HOOD - -Starting at Neck edge with double strand of yarn, cast on 71 (73, 77, -79) sts. ROW 1: K 4, with yarn in back of work, sl 1 as if to p, work in -pattern across next 61 (63, 67, 69) sts, sl 1, k 4. (Note: The k 4 and -sl 1 at each end of row will be turned under for casing.) ROW 2: P -across row. ROWS 3-48 (50, 52, 54): Work even in pattern, repeating Rows -1 & 2. ROW 49 (51, 53, 55): Keeping in pattern as established, work -across 35 (36, 38, 39) sts, place a marker on needle, sl next st, place -a marker on needle, work remaining 35 (36, 38, 39) sts. ROW 50 (52, 54, -56): P across row. ROWS 51-69 (53-73, 55-77, 57-81): Keeping in pattern -as established, dec 1 st before first marker and after 2nd marker on -this and every other row 9 (10, 11, 12) times more, slipping the st -between markers as if to p on each dec row. (To dec before marker: Work -in pattern to within 2 sts of marker, sl 1, k 1, psso. To dec after -marker: K 2 tog.) ROW 70 (74, 78, 82): P across row—51 (51, 53, 53) sts. -ROW 71 (75, 79, 83): Bind off remaining sts. About 12 (12½, 13, 14)″ -from beg. - - -FINISHING - -Using single strand of yarn, join raglan seams. Join side, Sleeve and -Hood seams. With double strand of yarn, crochet a row of sc on both -sides of Jacket Front above hemline. Join Hood to Jacket. Hem Hood, -Sleeves and lower edge of Jacket, leaving ends open at neck and zipper -edge. Sew separating zipper into Front opening. - - -TIES - -With double strand of yarn, crochet a chain about 50 (50, 55, 55)″ long -for bottom of Jacket and a chain about 45″ long for Hood, sl st in each -ch across. Fasten off. Thread through casings formed by Hood and Jacket -hems. - - - - - Skiers Beware! - - - GIRL’S CROCHETED HOODED JACKET - SIZES 7, 8, 10 and 12 - - [Illustration: Jacket] - - - - -Materials Required: - - AMERICAN THREAD - Dawn Knitting Worsted - 9 (9, 10, 10)—4 oz. skeins A - 2 (2, 3, 3)—4 oz. skeins B - - 1 crochet hook size K Or Any Size Hook Which Will Result In Stitch - Gauge Below - - Gauge: - 5 sts = 2 inches; - 5 rows = 2¼ inches - - 1¾ (1¾, 2, 2) yds. 36″—wide lining fabric to match color A - 1¾ (1¾, 2, 2) yds. 36″—wide bonding material - 1-16 (16, 18, 18)″ Star Separating Lightweight Metal Zipper to match - color B - - Finished Measurements: - Chest—29½ (31¼, 32¾, 34½)″; - Back Length (from neck to lower edge)—17 (17¾, 19½, 20½)″ - - Suggested Color Scheme: - A—Violet; B—Beige - - Sizes: - Directions are for Size 7. Changes for Sizes 8, 10, and 12 are in - parentheses. - - -BACK - -Starting at lower edge with double strand of A and size K hook, ch 39 -(39, 43, 43). ROW 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook and each remaining ch. Ch 1, -turn—38 (38, 42, 42) sts. ROWS 2-5: Sc in each st across row. Ch 1, -turn. ROW 6: Work 1 sc and 1 dc in first st, * sk next st, work 1 sc and -1 dc in next st; repeat from * to last 3 sts, sk next st, sc in next st, -dc in last st. Ch 1 to turn all rows—38 (38, 42, 42) sts. (Repeat Row 6 -for pattern.) ROWS 7-24 (26, 28, 30): Work even in pattern. About 10 -(11, 12, 13)″ from beg. - -SHAPE ARMHOLE AND RAGLAN: ROWS 25-38 (27-40, 29-44, 31-46): Keeping -pattern as established, dec 1 sc and 1 dc at beg of row, work 1 sc and 1 -dc in next st, work in pattern across remaining sts—36 (36, 40, 40) sts. -(To dec 1 sc: Draw up a loop in first 2 sts, yarn over and draw through -all 3 loops on hook. To dec 1 dc: Keeping last loop of each st on hook, -work 1 dc in each of next 2 sts, yarn over and draw through all 3 loops -on hook.) ROW 39 (41, 45, 47): Work even in pattern. Fasten off. About -17 (17¾, 19½, 20½)″ from beg. - - -LEFT FRONT - -With double strand of A, ch 19 (21, 21, 23). ROWS 1-5: Work same as Back -on 18 (20, 20, 22) sts. ROWS 6-24 (26, 28, 30): Work even in pattern -same as Row 6 of Back. - -SHAPE ARMHOLE AND RAGLAN: ROWS 25-35 (27-37, 29-39, 31-43): Keeping in -pattern as established, dec 1 sc and 1 dc at beg of this and every other -row 5 (5, 5, 6) times more—6 (8, 8, 8) sts. ROW 36 (38, 40, 44): Work -even in pattern. - -SHAPE NECK: ROW 37 (39, 41, 45): Keeping in pattern as established, dec -1 sc and 1 dc at beg of row. ROW 38 (40, 42, 46): Sc in first st, dc in -next st. Ch 1, turn. ROW 39 (41, 43, 47): Dec 1 sc. Fasten off. - - -RIGHT FRONT - -Work same as Left Front, reversing all shaping. - - -SLEEVE - -Starting at lower edge with double strand of A, ch 21 (21, 25, 25). ROWS -1-5: Work same as Back on 20 (20, 24, 24) sts. ROWS 6 & 7: Work even in -pattern same as Row 6 of Back. ROW 8: (First Increase Row) Work in -pattern across row to last 3 sts, sk next st, sc in next st, work 2 dc -in last st. ROW 9: (2nd Increase Row) Work 1 sc and 1 dc in each of -first 2 sts, sk next st, work in pattern across row, work 2 dc in last -st. ROW 10: (3rd Increase Row) Work 1 sc and 1 dc in each of first 2 -sts, sk next st and work in pattern across remaining sts—24 (24, 28, 28) -sts. ROWS 11-13 (13, 15, 15): Work even in pattern. ROWS 14-25 (14-25, -16-31, 16-31): Repeat Rows 8-13 (13, 15, 15) twice. ROWS 26-28 (26-28, -32-34, 32-34): Repeat Rows 8-10—36 (36, 40, 40) sts. ROWS 29-34 (29-36, -35-38, 35-40): Work even in pattern. About 14½ (15½, 16¼, 17¼)″ from -beg. - -SHAPE CAP: ROWS 35-48 (37-50, 39-54, 41-56): Keeping in pattern as -established, dec 1 sc and 1 dc at beg of each row—8 sts. ROW 49 (51, 55, -57): Work even in pattern. Fasten off. About 21½ (22½, 24¼, 25)″ from -beg. - - -HOOD - -With double strand of A, ch 35 (39, 39, 39). ROW 1: Sc in 2nd ch from -hook and in each remaining ch across. Ch 1, turn—34 (38, 38, 38) sts. -ROWS 2-6: Work even in pattern same as Row 6 of Back. ROW 7: (Increase -Row) Work in pattern across 15 (17, 17, 17) sts, work 1 sc and 1 dc in -each of next 2 sts, work in pattern across remaining 17 (19, 19, 19) -sts—36 (40, 40, 40) sts. ROWS 8-10: Work even in pattern. ROW 11: -(Increase Row) Work in pattern across 15 (17, 17, 17) sts, work 1 sc and -1 dc in each of next 4 sts, work in pattern over remaining 17 (19, 19, -19) sts—40 (44, 44, 44) sts. ROWS 12-18 (18, 20, 20): Work even in -pattern. - -SHAPE HOOD—RIGHT HALF: ROW 19 (19, 21, 21): Work in pattern across 15 -(17, 17, 17) sts, sk next st, sc in following st, dc in next st. Ch 1, -turn—18 (20, 20, 20) sts. ROW 20 (20, 22, 22): Work even in pattern. ROW -21 (21, 23, 23): Work in pattern across 11 (13, 13, 13) sts, sk next st, -sc in next st, dc in next st. Ch 1, turn—14 (16, 16, 16) sts. ROW 22 -(22, 24, 24): Work even in pattern. ROW 23 (23, 25, 25): Work in pattern -across 7 (9, 9, 9) sts, sk next st, sc in next st, dc in next st. Ch 1, -turn. ROW 24 (24, 26, 26): Work even in pattern. About 10¾ (10¾, 11¾, -11¾)″ from beg. - -LEFT HALF: ROW 19 (19, 21, 21): Sk center 4 sts, attach double strand of -A in next st, work 1 sc and 1 dc in same place, work in pattern across -remaining sts. ROW 20 (20, 22, 22): Work even in pattern. Do not ch 1, -turn. ROW 21 (21, 23, 23): Sl st across first 4 sts, ch 1, work 1 sc and -1 dc in next st, work in pattern across remaining sts. ROW 22 (22, 24, -24): Work even in pattern. ROWS 23 & 24 (23 & 24, 25 & 26, 25 & 26): -Repeat Rows 21 & 22 (21 & 22, 23 & 24, 23 & 24). Fasten off. - - -FINISHING - -JACKET TRIM: With double strand of B, ch 75 (79, 83, 85). ROW 1: Sc in -2nd ch from hook and in each remaining ch across. Ch 1 to turn all -rows—74 (78, 82, 84) sc. ROW 2: Work a single loop st (with double -strand of B) in each st. (Single loop st: Insert hook in st, wind yarn -clockwise around index finger, insert hook from left to right through -loops on finger, pick up both loops and pull through st, drop loops from -finger, yarn over and draw through all loops on hook.) ROW 3: Sc in each -st across row. ROWS 4-7: Repeat Rows 2 & 3 twice. ROW 8: Repeat Row 2. -Fasten off. - -SLEEVE TRIM (Make 2): With double strand of B, ch 21 (21, 25, 25). ROWS -1-8: Work in same manner as Bottom of Jacket Trim. Fasten off. - -HOOD TRIM: With double strand of B, ch 51 (51, 59, 59). ROWS 1-8: Work -in same manner as Bottom of Jacket Trim. Fasten off. - -LINING: Block all pieces. Using the pieces as patterns, cut lining for -Sleeves and Jacket Fronts, leaving a ¾″ seam allowance all around. Cut -lining for Back, allowing 2″ for a 1″ back pleat and ¾″ seam allowance -all around. Cut bonding material exact size of Sleeves, Fronts and Back. -Trim ¼″ away on all edges. Tack edges of bonding securely all around to -wrong side of blocked pieces ¼″ in from edge of crocheted piece. Adhere -bonding according to manufacturer’s directions. Sew side and sleeve -seams. Sew Sleeves into place along raglan edges. With double strand of -A, sc around neck edge. Fasten off. Sew Hood seam; sew Hood into place -through back loop of sc row. With double strand of A, sc around front -edges of Jacket and Hood on right side of work. Sew separating zipper -into position. Sew loop st borders to lower edge of Sleeves and Jacket -and around front edge of Hood. With right sides together sew lining -pieces together in same manner as Jacket making a ⅝″ seam. Press under -½″ on all raw edges. Make a 1″ pleat in center back lining and press. -Insert lining in Jacket, wrong sides together, and slipstitch to Jacket -around lower edges of Sleeves and Jacket, zipper opening and neck. - - - - - Walking & Talking - - - WOMAN’S KNITTED JACKET SWEATER AND MAN’S ZIPPERED JACKET SWEATER - - [Illustration: Sweater] - - -WOMAN’S KNITTED JACKET SWEATER - -Sizes: Small (6-8), Medium (10-12), Large (14-16). Directions are given -for Small size. Changes for Medium and Large are in parentheses. - - - - -Materials Required: - - AMERICAN THREAD - Dawn “Sayelle”[1] - 8—4-oz. skeins A—Amber - Dawn “Wintuk”[1] Sport Yarn - 9—2-oz. skeins B—Lemon Spice - - 1 pair 14 inch Knitting Needles Size 7 Or Any Size Needles Which Will - Result In Stitch Gauge Below - - 6—⅞″ buttons - - 1 spool STAR Super Strength Polyester Thread - - Gauge: Garter St—4 sts, 8 rows (4 ridges) = 1 inch; Pattern St—4 sts, - 8 rows = 1 inch - - Finished Measurements: - Back Length—25¼ (26½, 28)″ - Bust—35¾ (37¾, 41¼)″ - Hip—37¾ (39¾, 43¼)″ - -Note: Work with double strand of yarn throughout, using 1 strand of A -and 1 strand of B. Sweater is worked in pattern stitch (knitting into -row below) with bands of garter stitch (k all rows). To dec: Work 2 sts -tog. To inc: Work 2 sts in 1 st. - - [Illustration: knitting into row below] - - -BACK - -Starting at lower edge with size 7 needles and 1 strand each of A and B, -cast on 75 (79, 85) sts. ROWS 1-12: Work even in garter st. About 1½″ -from beg. ROW 13: * K 1, k 1 into row below; repeat from * to last st, k -1 (see illus). ROWS 14-16: K across row. Repeat Rows 13-16 for pat. ROWS -17-81 (85, 89): Work even in pat. ROWS 82-102 (86-106, 90-110): Working -in pat as established, dec 1 st at beg and end of this and every 20th -row once more—71 (75, 81) sts. ROWS 103-128 (107-134, 111-140): Work -even in pat. - -START ARMHOLE BANDS: ROW 129 (135, 141): K 16 (18, 20), work in pat -across 39 (39, 41) sts, k remaining 16 (18, 20) sts. ROW 130 (136, 142): -K across row. ROWS 131-140 (137-146, 143-152): Work even in garter st at -beg and end of row and pat st in center. About 17½ (18¼, 19)″ from beg. - -SHAPE ARMHOLES: ROWS 1 & 2: Working in pat as established, bind off 10 -(12, 14) sts at beg of each row—51 (51, 53) sts. ROWS 3-56 (60, 66): -Work even on 6 garter sts, 39 (39, 41) sts of pat and 6 garter sts. - -SHAPE NECK: ROW 57 (61, 67): Work in pat across 17 sts, attach 2nd -double strand and bind off center 17 (17, 19) sts, work in pat across -row. ROWS 58-60 (62-64, 68-70): Working both sides at once, dec 1 st at -each neck edge at this and every other row once more—15 sts on each -shoulder for all sizes. About 7½ (8, 8¾)″ from beg of armhole. - -SHAPE SHOULDERS: ROWS 61 & 62 (65 & 66, 71 & 72): Bind off 6 sts at beg -of each row and at same time continue to dec 1 st at each neck edge -every other row. ROW 63 (67, 73): Bind off remaining 8 sts on both -sides. - - -RIGHT FRONT - -Starting at lower edge, cast on 41 (43, 47) sts. ROWS 1-12: Work even in -garter st. START BUTTONHOLE BAND: ROW 13: K 6 sts for band, * k 1 into -row below, k 1; repeat from * to last st, k 1. ROWS 14-16: K across row. -Repeat Rows 13-16 for pat. ROWS 17 & 18 (Small size only): Work even in -pat. ROW 19 (17, 17) (Buttonhole Row): K 2, bind off next 2 sts, work as -established across row. ROW 20 (18, 18): K across row to bound off sts, -cast on 2 sts over bound off sts, k 2. Note: Continue to make a -buttonhole in buttonhole band every 29 & 30 (31 & 32, 33 & 34) rows or -after completing 14 (15, 16) ridges. Six buttonholes are completed on -all sizes. ROWS 21-81 (19-85, 19-89): Work even in pat. ROWS 82-102 -(86-106, 90-110): Working in pat as established, dec 1 st at beg of this -and every 20th row once more—39 (41, 45) sts. ROWS 103-128 (107-134, -111-140): Work even in pat. START ARMHOLE BAND: ROW 129 (135, 141): K 6, -work in pat across 17 (17, 19) sts, k remaining 16 (18, 20) sts. ROW 130 -(136, 142): K across row. ROWS 131-140 (137-146, 143-152): Work even in -garter st at beg and end of row and pat st in center. SHAPE ARMHOLE: ROW -1: Work even in pat. ROW 2: Bind off 10 (12, 14) sts at beg of row, work -in pat across row—29 (29, 31) sts. ROWS 3-38 (40, 44): Work even on 6 -garter sts, 17 (17, 19) sts of pat and 6 garter sts. About 22¼ (23¼, -24½)″ from beg. SHAPE NECK: ROW 39 (41, 45): Bind off 6 garter sts at -beg of row, work in pat across row—23 (23, 25) sts. ROWS 40-56 (42-58, -46-62): Working in pat as established, dec 1 st at neck edge at this and -every other row 8 (8, 10) times more—14 sts. ROWS 57-61 (59-65, 63-71): -Work even in pat. SHAPE SHOULDER: ROW 62 (66, 72): Bind off 6 sts at beg -of row. ROW 63 (67, 73): Bind off remaining 8 sts. - - -LEFT FRONT - -Work same as Right Front, reversing all shaping, omitting buttonholes in -buttonhole band and starting armhole shaping on Row 1 of Shape Armhole. - - -SLEEVES - -Starting at cuff, cast on 57 (61, 67) sts. ROWS 1-40: Work even in -garter st. About 5″ from beg. START SLEEVE: ROWS 41-122 (128, 134): Work -even in pat same as Rows 13-16 of Back. ROWS 123-143 (129-149, 135-155): -Working in pat as established, inc 1 st at beg and end of this and every -20th row once more—61 (65, 71) sts. ROWS 144-192 (150-198, 156-204): -Work even in pat. About 24 (24, 25½)″ from beg. ROW 193 (199, 205): Bind -off all sts in pat. - - -POCKET (Make 2) - -Starting at lower edge, cast on 20 sts. ROWS 1-40: Work even in garter -st. About 5″ from beg. ROW 41: Bind off all sts. - - -FINISHING - -Steam pieces lightly. Join shoulder seams. - - -HOOD - -With right side facing, pick up and k 48 (50, 54) sts around neckline, -omitting tops of front bands. ROWS 1-3: Work even in garter st. ROW 4: K -4 (5, 4), inc 1 st in next st, * k 7 (9, 8), inc 1 st in next st; repeat -from * to last 3 (4, 4) sts, k 3 (4, 4)—54 (55, 60) sts. ROW 5: Work -even. ROW 6: K 4 (5, 5), inc 1 st in next st, * k 8 (10, 9), inc 1 st in -next st; repeat from * to last 4 (5, 4) sts, k 4 (5, 4)—60 (60, 66) sts. -ROW 7: Work even. ROW 8: K 2 (2, 3), inc 1 st in next st, * k 3 (3, 5), -inc 1 st in next st; repeat from * to last 1 (1, 2) sts, k 1 (1, 2)—75 -(75, 77) sts. ROWS 9-13: Work even in garter st. ROW 14: K 6, work in -pat st same as Row 13 of Back to last 6 sts, k 6. ROWS 15-17: K across -row. Repeat Rows 14-17 for pat. ROWS 18-96 (100, 104): Work even in -garter st at beg and end of row and pat st in center. About 12 (12½, -13)″ from beg. SHAPE CROWN: ROW 97 (101, 105): K across row. ROW 98 -(102, 106): Working in pat, bind off 28 (28, 29) sts at beg of row, work -across 18 sts, attach 2nd double strand and bind off remaining 28 (28, -29) sts. ROWS 99-142 (103-148, 107-152): Work even in pat. ROWS 143-153 -(149-159, 153-163): Work even in garter st. ROW 154 (160, 164): Bind -off. - - -FINISHING - -Join sides of Hood to center, matching garter st bands at front edge. -Sew 2″ of upper sleeve to underarm bindoffs and sew top of sleeve into -open armhole. Sew sleeve and side seams. (Note: Cuff is worn turned up -to desired depth. Join seam so that it does not show when worn.) Sew -pockets to fronts, 2″ up from lower band and 3″ in from side edges of -center bands. With thread, sew buttons opposite buttonholes. - - -MAN’S ZIPPERED JACKET SWEATER - - Sizes: Small (38), Medium (40), Large (42). Directions are for size - Small. - Changes for sizes Medium and Large are in parentheses. - - - - -Materials Required: - - AMERICAN THREAD - Dawn “Wintuk”[1] Sport Yarn - 15 (17, 19) 2-oz. skeins Red Spice - - 1 Crochet Hook Size H Or Any Size Hook Which Will Result In Stitch - Gauge Below - 1 Crochet Hook Size G - 1 yarn needle - - 1 STAR Metal Separating Heavyweight Zipper—18″ long - 1 spool STAR 100% Polyester Thread - - Gauge: Pattern St: 3 sts = 1 inch; 4 rows (Rows 2-5) = 1½ inches - - Finished Measurements: - Chest—42 (44½, 47)″ - -Pattern Stitch: Main pieces of garment are worked in alternating rows of -sc and dc with raised dc. Ch 3 counts as first dc on all rows of dc and -raised dc. To work a raised dc: Yo, insert hook from right to left under -post of next dc on last dc row completed, finish dc, lengthening loops -so that work remains flat. Repeat Rows 2-5 of Back Main Piece for pat. -Always keep in pat when dec or inc. To dec at beg of row: Sl st over -specified number of sts. To dec at end of row: Leave specified number of -sts unworked. To inc at beg of dc row: Work 2 dc (ch 3 counts as 1 dc) -in first st. To inc at end of dc row: Work 2 dc in last st. To inc on -neck ribbing: Work 2 sl sts in one st. To dec on neck ribbing: Sk first -sl st. To dec on pocket lining: Draw up a lp in each of first 2 sts, yo -and draw through all 3 lps on hook. Ch 1 to turn all rows on Neck -Ribbing and Pocket Lining. - - [Illustration: uncaptioned] - - -BACK - -WAISTBAND RIBBING (Worked vertically): Starting at side edge with size H -crochet hook and double strand of yarn, ch 13. ROW 1: Sl st in 2nd ch -from hook and each ch across—12 sl sts. Ch 1, turn. ROW 2: Working in -back lps only, sl st in each st across—12 sl sts. Ch 1, turn. ROWS 3-62 -(66, 70): Repeat Row 2, ending Row 62 (66, 70) with ch 3. Turn waistband -sideways. - -MAIN PIECE: ROW 1: Working across one long edge of waistband, dc in end -st of second to last row of ribbing and each row across—62 (66, 70) dc. -Ch 1, turn. ROW 2: Sc in each st across—62 (66, 70) sc. Ch 3, turn. ROW -3: Sk first st, * dc in next st, raised dc in next st on Row 1; repeat -from * to last st, dc in last st—62 (66, 70) sts. Ch 1, turn. ROW 4: -Repeat Row 2. ROW 5: Sk first st, * raised dc in next st of Row 3, dc in -next st of Row 4; repeat from * to last st, dc in last st—62 (66, 70) -sts. Ch 1, turn. Repeat Rows 2-5 for pat. ROWS 6-33: Work even in pat. - -SHAPE ARMHOLES: ROW 34: Dec 4 sts at beg and end of row—54 (58, 62) sts. -ROWS 35-37: Dec 1 st at beg and end of each row—48 (52, 56) sts. ROWS -38-53 (55, 57): Work even in pat. - -SHAPE SHOULDER: ROWS 54 & 55 (56 & 57, 58 & 59): Dec 5 (6, 6) sts at beg -and end of each row—28 (28, 32) sts. ROW 56 (58, 60): Dec 6 (6, 7) sts -at beg and end of row—16 (16, 18) sts remain for back of neck. Fasten -off. - - -LEFT FRONT - -WAISTBAND RIBBING: ROWS 1-32 (34, 36): With size H crochet hook, work -same as ribbing for Back, ending Row 32 (34, 36) with ch 3. MAIN PIECE: -ROW 1: Dc across long edge of waistband same as Back—32 (34, 36) dc. -Place a marker at end of row for matching fronts. Ch 1, turn. ROWS 2-4: -Work in pat same as for Back. - -START POCKET OPENING: ROW 5: Work in pat in 10 (10, 12) sts. ROWS 6-21: -Work even in pat—10 (10, 12) sts. Cut yarn. - -FINISH POCKET OPENING: ROW 5: Pull up a lp of double strand of yarn in -11 (11, 13)th st, work in pat across row—22 (24, 24) sts. ROWS 6-21: -Work even in pat. ROWS 22-33: Work even in pat across entire row—32 (34, -36) sts. - -SHAPE ARMHOLE: ROW 34: Dec 4 sts at end of row. ROW 35: Dec 1 st at beg -of row. ROW 36: Dec 1 st at end of row. ROW 37: Repeat Row 35—25 (27, -29) sts. ROWS 38-47: Work even in pat. - -SHAPE NECK: ROW 48: Dec 5 sts at beg of row. ROW 49: Dec 1 st at end of -row. ROW 50: Dec 1 st at beg of row. ROWS 51 & 52: Repeat Rows 49 & 50. -ROW 53: For Large size only: Repeat Row 49. ROWS 53 (53-55, 54-57): Work -even—16 (18, 19) sts. ROW 54 (56, 58): Dec 5 (6, 6) sts at end of row. -ROW 55 (57, 59): Dec 5 (6, 6) sts at beg of row—6 (6, 7) sts. ROW 56 -(58, 60): Work even. Fasten off. - - -RIGHT FRONT - -With size H crochet hook work ribbing same as Left Front. Work Main -Piece same as Left Front, placing a marker at beg of Row 1 for matching -fronts, and reversing all shaping. - - -SLEEVE (Make 2) - -RIBBING: ROWS 1-34 (36, 38): With size H crochet hook, work same as -ribbing for Back, ending Row 34 (36, 38) with ch 3. MAIN PIECE: ROW 1: -Dc across long edge of ribbing same as for Back—34 (36, 38) dc. ROWS -2-8: Work even in pat. ROWS 9-39: Inc 1 st at beg and end of this and -every 6th row 5 times more—46 (48, 50) sts. ROWS 40-43: Work even in -pat. - -SHAPE CAP: ROW 44: Dec 4 sts at beg and end of row—38 (40, 42) sts. ROW -45: Work even. ROWS 46-55: Dec 1 st at beg and end of this and every -other row 4 times more—28 (30, 32) sts. ROWS 56-61 (62, 63): Dec 1 st at -beg and end of each row—16 sts remain on all sizes. Fasten off. - - -NECKBAND RIBBING - -With size G crochet hook and double strand of yarn, ch 4. ROW 1: Sl st -in 2nd ch from hook and each ch across—3 sl sts. Ch 1, turn. ROWS 2-12: -Working sl st in back loops only, inc 1 st at beg of this and every -other row 5 times more—9 sl sts. ROWS 13-65 (73, 81): Work even. ROWS -66-76 (74-84, 82-92): Dec 1 st at beg of this and every other row 5 -times more—3 sl sts. ROW 77 (85, 93): Work even. Fasten off. - - -POCKET LINING (Make 4) - -With size G crochet hook and single strand of yarn, ch 25 loosely. About -6″ from beg. ROW 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook and each ch across—24 sc. Ch -1, turn. ROW 2: Sc in each st across—24 sc. ROWS 3-21: Work even. ROWS -22-27: Dec 1 st at beg of each row—18 sc. Fasten off. - - -FINISHING - -Weave together side seams and sleeve seams. Sew shoulder seams. Set in -sleeves. FRONT EDGE: With right side facing and starting at bottom of -right front ribbing with double strand of yarn and size H crochet hook, -pull up a lp, ch 1, sc in same place, sc in every row up front to neck -edge. Ch 1, turn. Working in back lps only, sl st in each st down front. -Ch 1, turn. Sl st in each st to neck edge, sc evenly around neck -(holding in to fit) and down every row on left front. Ch 1, turn. Work 2 -rows of sl st along left front, same way as right front. Fasten off. -With right sides tog, place bottom edge of neckband on neckline just -below finishing edge of sc on neckline. Sew neckband to neckline, -adjusting to fit. Place zipper tape under front edgings and sew zipper -to fronts with thread. - -POCKET FRONT OPENINGS: Finish same way as Front Edging with 1 row sc and -2 rows sl st. POCKET BACK OPENINGS: Finish with 1 row sl st. POCKETS -(Make 2): Place right sides of 2 pocket lining pieces tog. With size G -crochet hook and single strand of yarn and working through both -thicknesses, pull up a lp at beg of one long shaped side, ch 1, sc in -same place, sc evenly along edge of one shaped side, one short side and -other shaped side. Fasten off. Insert pocket lining into Jacket with -wrong sides of Jacket and pocket lining tog. Sew back edge of open side -of pocket lining to back of pocket opening in Jacket. Sew front edge of -open pocket lining to front of pocket opening in Jacket, leaving front -pocket edging free. Tack ends of front pocket edging in place. -(Optional: Lightly block finished garment.) - - KNIT ABBREVIATIONS - - k knit - p purl - st (s) stitch (es) - yo yarn over - dec decrease - inc increase - tog together - beg beginning - rnd round - psso pass slip stitch over - sk skip - sl slip - dpn double pointed needle - pat pattern - ( )—Work directions in parentheses the number of times indicated by - number following. Thus “(sl 1, k 1, psso) twice” means 2 repeats in - all. - - CROCHET ABBREVIATIONS - - ch chain - sc single crochet - dc double crochet - hdc half double crochet - tr treble crochet - d tr double treble crochet - tr tr triple treble crochet - st (s) stitch (es) - sl st slip stitch - sk skip - lp loop - sp space - rnd round - pat pattern - ( )—Work directions in parentheses the number of times indicated by - number following. Thus “(dc, ch 1) 4 times” means 4 repeats in all. - - FOR KNIT & CROCHET - - Asterisk...*. This indicates that the directions immediately - following are to be repeated the given number of times in addition - to the ones already given. Thus “repeat from * 3 times” means 4 - patterns in all. - - -[1]Dupont Certification Mark For Yarns Meeting Its Fiber Content - Specifications - - -® Trademark Of Monsanto - -Printed in U S A - - [Illustration: american thread - HIGH RIDGE PARK, STAMFORD, CONN., 06905] - - [Illustration: Back cover] - - - - - Transcriber’s Notes - - -—Silently corrected a few typos. - -—Retained publication information from the printed edition: this eBook - is public-domain in the country of publication. - -—In the text versions only, text in italics is delimited by - _underscores_. - - - -*** END OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK BOOK NO. 006: BULKIES *** - -Updated editions will replace the previous one--the old editions will -be renamed. - -Creating the works from print editions not protected by U.S. copyright -law means that no one owns a United States copyright in these works, -so the Foundation (and you!) can copy and distribute it in the -United States without permission and without paying copyright -royalties. 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