Sirdar Click Zig Zag sweaters pattern
Posted: 20 May 2008 02:05 pm
Hello all I'm new here but I just needed to share with someone how frustrated I am
I recently bought the Sirdar Click leaflet 9019 for long sleeved and tank top type sweaters with a Zig Zag pattern and a deep V neck.
I decided to use some nice slightly expensive sublime yarn and eagerly made a start on the tank top version. Everything was going very well the pattern was set out well and easy to follow until...I got to the zig zag pattern at the top of the back. I followed the armhole shapings but then the leaflet just seems to become vague and gives you the start of the Zig zag but you have to use almost guesswork to do the rest.
Maybe it is just me but it went horribly wrong and I read the leaflet again and again not sure whether I'm missing something really obvious.
I really like the sweaters and would love to try again but am reluctant to be using up yarn only to get stuck in the same place again.
Has anyone else used this pattern? I can't help feeling it's a shame it is so idiotproof right until the end of the back and then it just leaves you to work it out! Or is it much easier than I think it is
Be interested to hear if anyone else has had trouble, I am not an expert knitter but not a complete novice either.
I recently bought the Sirdar Click leaflet 9019 for long sleeved and tank top type sweaters with a Zig Zag pattern and a deep V neck.
I decided to use some nice slightly expensive sublime yarn and eagerly made a start on the tank top version. Everything was going very well the pattern was set out well and easy to follow until...I got to the zig zag pattern at the top of the back. I followed the armhole shapings but then the leaflet just seems to become vague and gives you the start of the Zig zag but you have to use almost guesswork to do the rest.
Maybe it is just me but it went horribly wrong and I read the leaflet again and again not sure whether I'm missing something really obvious.
I really like the sweaters and would love to try again but am reluctant to be using up yarn only to get stuck in the same place again.
Has anyone else used this pattern? I can't help feeling it's a shame it is so idiotproof right until the end of the back and then it just leaves you to work it out! Or is it much easier than I think it is
Be interested to hear if anyone else has had trouble, I am not an expert knitter but not a complete novice either.