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Deck your tree with this charming knitted sweater ornament from Patons Kroy Socks FX.

Pattern Revised & Updated on 11-17-24



Kit Add-Ons
Don’t forget to pick up the finishing touches for your project!
  • Set of 5 size U.S. 3 (3.25 mm) Susan Bates® double-pointed knitting needles or size needed to obtain gauge.
  • 12” [30.5 cm] length of 16-gauge aluminum wire.
Sizing Notes

Making the right size is important! To make sure your project turns out the size described, always make a gauge swatch to match your tension. First time swatching? Learn more about knitting a gauge swatch!  

Finished Measurements

Approx 2½” [6 cm] wide x 3½” [9 cm] long.

Care

Treat your finished project right! Make sure you read the care directions closely so your hard work ages gracefully.

  • Machine Wash in Cool Water
  • Do Not Bleach
  • Do Not Dry Clean
  • Do Not Iron
  • Dry Flat
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Free Easy Knit Ornament Pattern for Home

This knit sweater ornament is a tiny treasure that brings a touch of handmade charm to your décor. Knit in rounds with simple increases using Patons Kroy Socks FX, fill your tree with little knit sweaters or start a new tradition by adding a unique sweater to the tree every year. We give you 3 designs, but if you vary the colors, there are endless possibilities. They're perfect for giving to knitters or to decorate gifts bags and stockings, too!

  • Reviews & Ratings
    152

    What on earth -

    I agree with the other review. These instructions are opaque. The business with placing or moving the marker and when to do the increase in rows 5-13??? For example, row 5, "Move marker on "yo" for center increase. Move Marker?? What marker? There are already 3. Do you mean place ANOTHER marker?

    jcho1511

    • This ornament sweater is a raglan construction, knit from the top down. When you begin the shaping, you will already have one marker to show the beginning of the round. This is the first marker. In the fifth round, four more markers are introduced ONTO THE STITCH. Each marker should be a safety pin style marker, attached to the stitch, and not on the needle. They are most easily placed after the yo is completed. Since this instruction is repeated four times, you will have 4 safely pin markers attached to each yo as you work the entire round. In the next round, you will knit the yo, and move the marker onto the stitch created by knitting the yo, This needs to be done for each yo, a total of four times, moving the marker into a new knit stitch for the next two rounds. In the 8th round, you will work a K1 yo K1 all into the marked stitch, moving the marker onto the yo in the center. You can remove theses four markers after you work row 8 for the third time. We can see how this may seem a bit fussy, but the markers are there to help make sure all four of the raglan increases line up.

      spinrite

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    I think someone should check the pattern directions.....it made no sense.....

    baby dress1511

    • We are so sorry for the confusion. We want to thank you so much for bringing this to our attention. Your concerns have been submitted to the design team so that the patterns can be corrected.

      spinrite

    Are there corrections available for this pattern?

    24TJ2

    Thank you for answering my question so quickly. After the team review, please notify me if there are further corrections with this pattern please.

    Anonymous1

    Versions 1 and Version 3 do not state how many stitches need to be Cast On. I just assumed that you CO 20 stitches as stated in Version 2, is that correct?

    Karen Semones1

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