Jacket Knitting Pattern

Jacket in Noro Kureyon

What Is Being Made

This is a knitted jacket designed by Jenny Watson and featured in the Catwalk Two collection by Noro Design. The project produces a finished garment suitable for wearing, constructed entirely through knitting techniques using Noro Kureyon yarn.

Craft and Technique Overview

Knitting is the primary craft used to construct this jacket. Knitting involves interlocking loops of yarn using two needles to create fabric from a single continuous strand. This technique allows for the creation of structured garments with customizable fit and drape, making it ideal for tailored pieces like jackets.

Stitches and Construction Methods

The pattern includes specific stitch instructions and construction details outlined in the downloadable PDF. Knitted jackets typically employ a combination of fundamental stitches such as knit and purl stitches to create textured surfaces and shaping. The pattern provides guidance on gauge, measurements, and assembly methods necessary for achieving the intended fit and finished appearance.

Materials

• Yarn: Noro Kureyon, a premium yarn known for its distinctive color variations and quality construction
• Needles: Knitting needles (specific size and type detailed within the pattern documentation)

Pattern Details

This is a downloadable PDF pattern published by Knitting Fever, Inc. (KFI) and intended for personal use only. The pattern includes measurements, gauge information, and detailed instructions to guide knitters through the project from start to finish. Knitters should refer to the complete PDF documentation for comprehensive stitch-by-stitch instructions and finishing techniques.