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    Cablejumper: Designed by Rillerundt

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    The document provides instructions for knitting the Cablejumper garment designed by Rillerundt. It includes sizing information, materials needed, gauge, abbreviations, and step-by-step instructions for knitting the neck band, yoke, separating for the body and sleeves, the body, sleeves, and assembly. The garment is worked in the round from the neck down and features a cable pattern on a section of the yoke.

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    Cablejumper: Designed by Rillerundt

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    The document provides instructions for knitting the Cablejumper garment designed by Rillerundt. It includes sizing information, materials needed, gauge, abbreviations, and step-by-step instructions for knitting the neck band, yoke, separating for the body and sleeves, the body, sleeves, and assembly. The garment is worked in the round from the neck down and features a cable pattern on a section of the yoke.

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    The document provides instructions for knitting the Cablejumper garment designed by Rillerundt. It includes sizing information, materials needed, gauge, abbreviations, and step-by-step instructions for knitting the neck band, yoke, separating for the body and sleeves, the body, sleeves, and assembly. The garment is worked in the round from the neck down and features a cable pattern on a section of the yoke.

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    Cablejumper: Designed by Rillerundt

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    The document provides instructions for knitting the Cablejumper garment designed by Rillerundt. It includes sizing information, materials needed, gauge, abbreviations, and step-by-step instructions for knitting the neck band, yoke, separating for the body and sleeves, the body, sleeves, and assembly. The garment is worked in the round from the neck down and features a cable pattern on a section of the yoke.

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    The key takeaways are the instructions for making a cable jumper for babies sizes 0-3 months using Golden Fleece Carders cotton yarn. It includes directions for the neck band, yoke, body, and sleeves.

    The steps to make the neck band are to cast on stitches, join in the round, work in ribbing for 2-3.5 cm, and place markers to separate sections for the sleeves and cable pattern.

    The yoke is constructed by working in stockinette stitch and the cable pattern while increasing stitches on every other round a total of 13-18 times to shape the sleeves. This brings the total stitches to 176-228.

    CableJumper

    Designed by Rillerundt

    Golden Fleece Carders – Cablejumper


    Size: 0-3 (6, 9, 12) mths
    Measurements
    Half chest: 23.5 (25.5, 27, 29.5) cm
    Centre back length: 25 (31.5, 35.5, 39) cm
    Sleeve length: 15 (17, 19, 21) cm
    Yarn: Golden Fleece Carders - Cotton
    Yarn amount: 100 (100, 150, 150) g
    Gauge: 23sts per 10cm
    Needle size: 3mm and 3.5 mm (US4) 60cm circular and/or double
    point needles

    Abbreviations
    K – Knit
    P – Purl
    St/sts - Stitch/stitches
    RS – Right side
    WS – Wrong side
    m – Marker
    BOR – Beginning of round marker
    pm - Place marker
    sm - Slip marker
    Rib – K1, P1
    St st - Stocking st – Knit every st when working in the round
    K2tog - Knit 2 sts together
    ** - repeat

    Golden Fleece Carders – Cablejumper


    Abbreviations continued....
    Inc - Increase 1 st = With left needle pick up the yarn, between the
    previously worked st and the next st on the left needle, from front to
    back and knit through the back loop.
    Dec – Decrease = K2tog
    C6F - Slip 3 sts onto cable needle, hold at front of work, K3, K3 from
    cable needle
    C6B - Slip 3 sts onto cable needle, hold at back of work, K3, K3 from
    cable needle

    Cable pattern:
    Rows 1-6: P1, K6, P1, K6, P1
    Row 7: P1, C6F, P1, C6B, P1.

    The Cablejumper
    The Cablejumper is worked in the round, from the neck downwards.

    Golden Fleece Carders – Cablejumper


    Neck Band
    Using 3 mm needles, cast on 72 (76, 80, 84) sts. Join for working in the
    round, taking care not to twist the sts, place BOR where the sts meet.
    Work in Rib until the neckband measures 2 (2.5, 3, 3.5) cm.
    On the next row, pm for sleeves and Cable pattern:
    K11, pm, K6 (7, 8, 9), pm, *K15*, pm, K5 (6, 7, 8), pm, K11, pm, K24
    (26, 28, 30) back to start (the BOR m is the last sleeve m).
    *K15* these sts will be worked in Cable pattern throughout.

    Yoke
    You will now work in St st and Cable pattern, whilst increasing
    for the sleeves.
    Change to 3.5 mm (US6) needles and work as follows:
    Inc row: K1, Inc, *K until m, Inc, sm, K1, Inc*, repeat between * * to the
    end of the round, ensuring that you work the Cable pattern on the centre
    15 sts. (8 sts increased)
    Continue working in St st and Cable pattern, whilst increasing on
    every second round, for a total of of 13 (15, 17, 18) times. You should
    now have 176 (196, 216, 228) sts. Work 4 more rows without
    increasing.

    Separate for sleeves and body


    On this following round, remove all markers.
    Place the first 38 (42, 46, 48) sts on waste yarn, cast on 4 sts, work until
    the next m, place the next 38 sts on waste yarn, cast on 4 sts and k to
    the end of the round.
    You should now have 108 (112) 124 (132) sts on the needles for the
    body.

    Golden Fleece Carders – Cablejumper


    Body
    Work the body in St st and Cable pattern until it measures 12.5 (14,
    15.5, 17) cm from the underarm.
    Now using 3 mm needles, work in Rib until the waistband measures
    2.5 (3, 3,5, 4) cm, then cast off.

    Sleeves
    Using 3.5 mm (US4) needles, return the sleeves sts to the needles.
    Then pick up the 4 sts under the sleeve (from the body). Pm in the
    centre of the 4 sts. this is then the BOR. You should now have a total of
    42 (46, 50, 52) sts for the sleeve.
    Join for working in the round and continue to work, until the sleeve
    measures 12.5 (14, 15.5, 17) cm from the underarm.
    On the next row, Dec 10 (12, 14, 14) sts, evenly distributed
    throughout the round. You should now have 32 (34, 36, 38) sts.
    Change to 3 mm needles and work in Rib until it measures 2.5 (3,
    3.5m 4) cm, then cast off.

    Assembly
    Sew the underarms, sew in any loose ends and then sew on the
    buttons. Finally steam block the garment.

    Share your work on Instagram! Feel free to tag @Rillerundt with


    hashtag:
    #CableJumper #Rillerundt #Rillerundtdesign

    Golden Fleece Carders – Cablejumper

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