Editor note:My favourite project this issue though is Verity Castledine’s versatile Isla design, which can be worked in a variety of ways to suit your lifestyle. I’m a huge fan of hand-dyed yarns and have a large stash which I can’t wait to raid to make my own version of this pretty pattern. I don’t know whether to start with a simple top or a long-sleeved cardigan… Either way the lace design should work up quickly, so I may just make all three styles for myself!
Isla Top and Cardigan by Verity Castledine
Find the full pattern in issue 82 of Inside Crochet – out now!
Perfect for layering, this flattering lace design is easy to adapt for all sizes and has can be worked up in a variety of ways.
MATERIALS
● Truly Hooked Sparkle Sock, 75% Merino wool/ 20% nylon/5% stellina, 100g/400m/438yds
Long-sleeved cardigan: Magenta x 2 skeins
Vest top: Witches Brew Gradient x 1 skein
● Truly Hooked Standard Sock,
75% Merino wool/25% nylon,
100g/425m/465yds
Short-sleeved cardigan: Jade x 1 skein
● 4.5mm hook
● Two buttons
YARN ALTERNATIVES
You can use any sock weight yarn to achieve a similar effect.
MEASUREMENTS
Pattern is adaptable for all sizes.
DESIGNER BIOGRAPHY
Verity is an award-nominated designer and indie yarn dyer with a love for colour. She specialises in easy to adapt patterns for all ages.
Find her on all social media as “Truly Hooked”.
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