The only difference between City Girl & Urban Cowboy is the fringe which is added at the end. This jacket is a drop shoulder style. The back is worked flat, then it is split into 2 front panels and each panel is also worked flat. Stitches for sleeves are picked up and worked in the round to the cuff. Fringe for Urban Cowboy Jacket is attached after the garment is fully knitted.
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BIG COTTON VERSION
Pattern level: Intermediate
Sizes: S - 3X
Materials:
- Loopy Mango Big Cotton Yarn 48 yds 43 m | 100 g 3.5 oz each, 100% cotton
- Size US 17 (12 mm) circular needles 32'' (80 cm) in length
- Size K (6.5 mm) crochet hook - optional only used to attach fringe
Note: for sleeves you will need to use magic loop method when using size 17 (12 mm) circular needles 32’’ (80 cm). To avoid magic loop for sleeves you can use an additional size 17 (12 mm) 20’’ (50 cm) knitting needles.
Gauge:
Stockinette: 8.5 sts/4", 10 rows/4".
Garter: 8 sts/4’’, 16 rows/4’’.
Rib: 8 sts/4", 11 rows/4"
Scroll right to see full chart:
|
Size |
Width |
Length |
Yarn Amount City Girl |
Yarn Amount Urban Cowboy |
|
Small |
21" (53 cm) |
17 (43 cm) |
9 balls |
10 balls |
|
Medium |
23" (58 cm) |
18" (46 cm) |
10 balls |
11 balls |
|
L/XL |
25" (63 cm) |
19" (48 cm) |
12 balls |
13 balls |
|
2X/3X |
27" (69 cm) |
20" (51 cm) |
14 balls |
15 balls |
Shown in Firebird (S), Pearl (S), and Misty Morning (M).
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