Bocallave can be flirty, sleek, festive (I see glitter), casual. It’s up to you.
Knit the same pattern in different yarn bases and weights – all knitted to the same gauge. That is, you can make quite different garments from one pattern as it works equally well for lace or fingering or sport.
Sneaky keyholes in the neckline and the upper sleeve add a little… je ne sais quoi… i n t e r e s t – both to the appearance as well as to the knitting, which proceeds along, even for a Ziggurat, unusual paths.
To make your knitting joyful and the instructions easy to navigate, you’ll find more than the usual photo tutorials in the pattern.
photo © Friederike Winter, © Annabel Young, © Åsa Söderman, © Bob Dietrich
Manufacturer information
Åsa Söderman (Åsa Tricosa)
Frederiksvej 22
4180 Sorø
Dänemark
Email: post@asatricosa.com
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With the Ziggurat method you fashion a tailored and flattering silhouette – a yoke that sits and fits just right across your shoulders and with no bagging at the armholes.
- tailored & top down
- entirely seamless
- sleeve caps are knitted along with the yoke for a 'set-in' sleeve
- neck-shaping (also in back)
- built-in everything (pockets, buttonbands, seamlessly lined hems)
- absolutely minimal sewing in of ends
The Ziggurat Steps are instantly recognisable from one pattern to another.