Poster: mary parker
February 27, 2015

How do you get 14 sts = 4" on 3.5mm needles? I can't get that with 5mm needles! Thanks for your help!

Poster: Angie
November 23, 2013

Hi Evelyn, In the pattern you knit 4 rows of rib stitch and then 26 rows in stockinette. That will put you on row 31. :) I hope that helps!

Poster: Margaret K.
December 6, 2013

you have 4 rows and then 26 rows before row 31, which equals 30 rows. rows 27 to 30 are not missing

Poster: Evelyn
January 5, 2014

Thanks. I did figure it out finally...

Poster: Linda Turk
December 22, 2013

I actually put a zipper in one of mine. Another one I turned around and put buttons on it.

Poster: mmm
January 4, 2014

Will give buttons a try -- never done a zipper on knitting. Good for you!

Poster: Eileen
December 16, 2014

Row 31: cast off 8 sts in the middle of the front, you would knit 11 then cast off 8 sts and knit the last 11 sts.....

Poster: Elaine Phillips
March 21, 2015

You have to use the needles of the size, which allows you to achieve recommended gauge.

Poster: Elaine Phillips
January 8, 2013

Yes, you can use sport weight yarn, but you need to achieve the gauge specified in the pattern.

Poster: Elaine Phillips
February 13, 2013

Since you suppose to finish each half of the back separately, you have to cast off 4 st once on each back.

Poster: Elaine Phillips
March 5, 2013

Row 32 - purl

Poster: Elaine Phillips
May 14, 2013

One set of needles, but 2 balls of yarn.

Poster: Sharon
February 27, 2015

Very easy pattern. I single crocheted several rows along one edge of the back & had a small flap to lay across & used Velcro tabs to fasten the back. Much easier for my 3 yr old granddaughter.

Poster: Pat Malone
November 18, 2014

I'm stuck on row 31, it said cast off 8 stitches in the middle of the front, confused awaiting your reply

Poster: Sara Spoor
April 9, 2014

the stitch gauge is confusing - doesn't seem to make sense. What size needles do every one else use?

Poster: Terri
January 10, 2014

I'm currently doing the front. For "Row 33 decrease one stitch to shape the neckline." Is the decreasing done at the neckline and on both sides so that they remain even (10 stitches on each side after casting off the 8 and decreasing)?

Poster: Linda
December 28, 2013

I have made several variations of this sweater and they were really cute. I wish I could upload pictures for you all, so that you could see how versatile this pattern is! I even put zippers in two of them rather than the snaps. Made matching hats....my grandaughter was thrilled!

Poster: Linda Turk
December 22, 2013

I wish I could post pictures of the sweaters I made for my granddaughter for Christmas! This pattern is easy to follow and fun to knit!

Poster: MMM
November 6, 2013

Would really prefer patterns that do not require snaps at back...am making for a 3/4-year old and snaps a problem...not the snaps but the pressure on the knitting while she learns to unsnap.

Poster: Evelyn
October 3, 2013

I've just started on the back of this sweater and it skips from row 26 to 31. what happened to the rows 27 to 30. Please advise..thanks

Poster: lynn
September 9, 2013

Great Pattern works up fast! Do you have one where it starts at front goes over shoulders and down back one piece. Or on circs splitting back and front for underarms and snaps but has less joining maybe sleeves from shoulders down as well or too much to do for doll clothes? Thank you.

Poster: joanne wagner
May 4, 2013

On row 31 when you cast off 8 sts in the middle of the front and continue knitting the left and right parts of the front separately, are you working with two sets of needles and two separate skeins of yarn?

Poster: Joyce
February 25, 2013

on the front, "row 31 - cast off 8 stitches in middle,knit right and left parts separately. row 33 - decrease 1 stitch ____". What do I do on row 32?

Poster: gilberte daigle
February 11, 2013

i would like to know where do you cast off 4 stitches is it 4 on each side or what

Poster: Doris
December 29, 2012

Can I use other yarn for your patterns? I have lots of sport or worsted (4 ply?) yarn from left over projects.