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Easy To Make Cozy Knit Peplum Top Tutorial

Jan 22, 2025 · Leave a Comment

Snuggle up in style with our charming Cozy Knit Peplum Top! This delightful knitwear piece combines comfort and a touch of playfulness, perfect for adding a splash of joy to your everyday wardrobe. With its snugly feel and the sweet, flared waist, it's a piece of clothing that makes you feel both at home and lovely at any moment.

Knit Peplum Top

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Materials:

  • Sentro knitting machine
  • Saltaire yarn by Sidar (55% acrylic, 25% nylon, 20% alpaca)
  • Knooking or crochet tools for small handworked sections
  • Tape measure
  • Mattress stitch needle for seaming
  • Buttons for cardigan closure

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Steps:

Make a Swatch:

  • Knit a tube of about 50 rows on the Sentro machine to check how the yarn behaves, its stitch definition, and how opaque it is.
  • Measure the swatch to determine stitches and rows per 10 cm to adjust your pattern accordingly.

Create Schematics and Pattern:

  • Measure a fitting sweater or use preferred body measurements to derive dimensions for various parts of the sweater, such as the neckline, arm circumference, etc.
  • Translate these measurements into stitches and rows using the gauge you got from your swatch.

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After Knit the Front Panels:

  • Cast on 3 stitches, and continue to increase to 39 stitches.
  • For creating the armhole, use waste yarn to add extra stitches.
  • Incorporate symmetrical waist decreases spaced over several rows, then cast off.

Knit the Back Panel:

  • Cast on 20 stitches, and follow a similar increase pattern as the front panels.
  • Make sure to allow for extra stitches for the underarm, maintaining symmetry to front panels.

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Knit the Sleeves:

  • Start by casting on 3 stitches and increase on both sides until all needles are filled (varies based on the width of the arm).
  • Transition to knitting in the round, and continue until you reach desired sleeve length or run out of yarn.
  • Plan sleeve length based on remaining yarn after other pieces are complete.

Assemble the Pieces:

  • Use mattress stitch to join the back panels cleanly.
  • Attach sleeves and front panels, ensuring correct alignment and fit.
  • Seam any leftover sides or adjustments needed.

Knit the Button Band and Collar:

  • Pick up stitches along the cardigan edge, and knit a ribbed band vertically.
  • Attach the buttons and make corresponding buttonholes.

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Finishing Touches:

  • Block the sweater to even out the stitches and fit.
  • Sew on the buttons tightly, checking alignment for neat closure.

Adjustments and Variations:

  • Modify the number of stitches and rows based on personal measurements and fit preferences.
  • Decorative patterns or colors can be introduced based on your creative design.

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