Knit Picks: Passionately committed to affordable luxury knitting.
-
View More Images
-
Komon Kimono Pattern
by Vicki Square
Directions for this project inKnit Kimono, shown below. Komon are small, textural pattern repeats worked in a single color that when persented together across the kimono fabric bring visions of subtle elegance. This knitted version uses yarnovers to create a small textural pattern that emulates latticework. The sleeves are comparatively shallow and the front opening falls straight from the shoulders with beautiful drape. Shown in Andean Silk Sangria.- Needles:
- Size 6: circular or straight
Size 9: 24" circular
NAListen to Kelley interview Vicki Square in Podcast Episode 23: Interview with Vicki SquareNA
Recommended Worsted Weight Knitting Yarn 4.5 - 5 sts = 1" on #6 - 9 needles:
Andean Silk Yarn
Andean Silk Yarn Knitting Yarn
Yarn cost as little as $71.84!
$4.49 / ball
- Content:
- 55% Super Fine Alpaca, 23% Silk, 22% Merino Wool
- Weight:
- Worsted Weight
- Gauge:
- 4.5 - 5 sts = 1" on #6 - 9 needles
- Amount:
- 96 yards/50 gram ball
- Care:
- Hand Wash/Dry Flat
Shine Worsted Yarn
Shine Worsted Yarn Knitting Yarn
Yarn cost as little as $49.80!
$2.49 / ball
- Content:
- 60% Pima Cotton, 40% Modal® natural beech wood fiber
- Weight:
- Worsted Weight
- Gauge:
- 4.5 - 5 sts = 1" on #6 - 9 needles
- Amount:
- 75 yards/50 gram ball
- Care:
- Machine Washable/Tumble Dry Low
