Irish Twist Sweater Pattern
Irish Twist Sweater Pattern is backordered and your entire order will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Style A). Mary Maxim Aran Irish Twist (205 Yds/4Oz) 24 OzSelect Your Color
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Description
Description
Knit this classic sweater, for the whole family, with our vintage pattern. Classic casual styling, that is perfect for anyone of any age. Cozy, soft, and warm when you use our best-selling worsted weight yarn, Mary Maxim Aran Irish Twist! At the time, Mary Maxim Aran Irish Twist offered 130 yds per 2 oz skein, and all sizes called for 24 oz—patterns A and B, required knitting needles size U.S. 7 and 9. Style B also requires a set of double-point needles size 7. Fits sizes 32-34-36—Intermediate knit—children's sizes sold separately.
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