Maraska Top: Pattern Release and Lookbook
I am very excited to present a brand new pattern and my new favorite sweater, Maraska!
The sweater is worked seamlessly in the round from the top down. It starts with a lace yoke worked in the round which ends with an eye-catching textured divider.
The yoke continues with raglan increases placed between the sleeves, back, and front. After completing the yoke, extra rows are added across the back section to finish the yoke shaping and create a higher back neck.
After the body is joined in the round and extra stitches are added to each underarm, it is then worked evenly in rounds to the bottom. The sleeves are then worked top down to the cuffs in a simple and smooth linen stitch pattern. The length of both the sleeves and body are easily adjustable.
The hem and cuffs are embellished with similar textured stitch patterns, worked with the help of modified front post stitches made over the linen stitch pattern.
You may take a look at this design by flipping through the pages of the lookbook here!
Feel free to share your finished projects in the Cup of Stitches group on Ravelry or hashtag them #cupofstitches (and #maraskatop for this particular design) on Instagram!
PROMOTION: The pattern is 20% off on Ravelry with the coupon code CHERRYONTOP until the end of Sunday, November 17, 2019. Happy crocheting!
The sweater is worked seamlessly in the round from the top down. It starts with a lace yoke worked in the round which ends with an eye-catching textured divider.
The yoke continues with raglan increases placed between the sleeves, back, and front. After completing the yoke, extra rows are added across the back section to finish the yoke shaping and create a higher back neck.
After the body is joined in the round and extra stitches are added to each underarm, it is then worked evenly in rounds to the bottom. The sleeves are then worked top down to the cuffs in a simple and smooth linen stitch pattern. The length of both the sleeves and body are easily adjustable.
The hem and cuffs are embellished with similar textured stitch patterns, worked with the help of modified front post stitches made over the linen stitch pattern.
You may take a look at this design by flipping through the pages of the lookbook here!
Feel free to share your finished projects in the Cup of Stitches group on Ravelry or hashtag them #cupofstitches (and #maraskatop for this particular design) on Instagram!
PROMOTION: The pattern is 20% off on Ravelry with the coupon code CHERRYONTOP until the end of Sunday, November 17, 2019. Happy crocheting!
Great tops.
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