[Knitting] Teddy Bear Top Down Yoke

[kniteracy]

Manos Silk Blend is truly an amazing yarn. Not only is it a dream to knit with, it goes a long way. So far, I've made half-finger gloves, two hairkeepers, and now this teddy bear jumper, from about a skein and a half of the stuff. It lent itself beautifully to this top-down yoke jumper, which is constructed very much like the top-down raglan from a couple of days ago. Fewer photographs than usual, because it knit up very quickly and I was busy hanging out with pola_bear, who stayed the night with us last night.

Teddy Bear Top Down Yoke Complete, and modeled by my lovely assistant!

Teddy Bear Top Down Yoke: One Side

Teddy Bear Top Down Yoke: Another Side

Ravelry Project Page.

Comments

[aryana-filker.livejournal.com]

Your teddy bear jumpers are so sweet. I wish I could knit, but every time I tried to learn it I failed so badly that I gave up. If I were somewhere near your place, I'd try out one of your knitting classes.

[watervole.livejournal.com]

What beautiful colours!

[maverick-weirdo.livejournal.com]

That is really georgous

[wyld-dandelyon.livejournal.com]

Yes, beautiful colors!

[ktnboo.livejournal.com]

I LOVE LOVE LOVE the rainbow verigated colors!

[artbeco.livejournal.com]

Love the colors in this! I found a skein of the Manos silk/wool blend and it is lovely but I'd love to find more of it in other colorways (the one I have a a rather murky blue and green blend). It's such wonderful stuff...

Sorry it's taken so long

[soren-nyrond.livejournal.com]

You wanted to know about the teddy bear jumper patterns my Beloved had used.

It is page 31 of the November 29, 1994, issue of a New Jersey magazine Woman's World (Vol XV Number 48, according to the masthead).

Hope that this is of help to you

Soren