Schemer Vest Kits
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Description
Perfect to wear when the evening falls for an extra layer or warmth, that’s the Schemer Slipover. Thanks to the large armholes, it’s the ideal partner to wear over summer dresses or blouses with wide sleeves. The design itself looks simple, but the split seam that runs along the side seams and the different techniques makes the pattern quite interesting to make. The pattern is suited for beginners who are looking for an extra challenge or more experienced knitters who want a fast knit.
We knit ours in a timeless tweed texture which has a surprising softness. Each kit contains (6) skeins of Berroco Millstone Tweed (60% wool, 20% viscose, 20% polyamide, 97 yards). Each kit is set up for up to a size 52" chest.
Pattern available on Ravelry and not included in the kit.
Shipping & Returns
We ship anywhere in the continental US. We ship Priority Mail with USPS. We ship in this manner, so we know when you have received your package. We ship on Mondays unless you let us know that you need it right away.
FIND YOUR Ravelry PATTERN
https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/schemer-slipover
Schemer Vest Kits
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