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Let's Dance

By Deb Hoss

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Let's Dance
Let's Dance
Let's Dance
Let's Dance
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Let’s Dance is an A-line, cap-sleeve raglan pullover worked in a checkerboard lace – Tilting Blocks Lace – that hop-scotches across its surface throughout. This lace pattern is clean and rhythmic, unfussy, with alternating airy bits that enhance the fabric’s natural drape. Let’s Dance is worked from the top down with minimal shaping, perfect for summer knitting. Enjoy!

10 page pdf includes pattern instructions, photographs, tutorial links, schematics, a multi-set Tilting blocks lace pattern page (for managing lace stitches during shaping), a row tracking grid for managing at the same time instructions of yoke shaping, and definitions for relevant abbreviations.

Let's Dance
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Let's Dance Pullover Sweater by Deb Hoss

Garment Overview

Let's Dance is an A-line, cap-sleeve raglan pullover designed by Deb Hoss. This advanced knitting project features a distinctive Tilting Blocks Lace checkerboard pattern that travels across the entire surface of the garment. The lace design is clean and rhythmic, with alternating airy sections that enhance the fabric's natural drape and movement. The sweater is worked from the top down with minimal shaping, making it an ideal choice for summer knitting projects.

Construction Method and Techniques

This pullover is constructed using top-down circular knitting, a technique that allows for seamless construction and easy fitting adjustments. The raglan yoke shaping is integrated into the design with minimal additional shaping required beyond the lace pattern itself. The garment features cap sleeves that are worked as part of the raglan construction.

The pattern requires several fundamental knitting techniques executed at an advanced level:

  • Cast-on methods: Long-tail cast-on and knitted cast-on
  • Decreases: Slip, slip, knit (ssk) and knit two together (k2tog) for shaping and lace definition
  • Increases: Make one right (m1R), make one left (m1L), and yarn overs (yo) for creating the lace openings
  • Circular knitting: Seamless construction using circular needles throughout
  • Lace shaping: Specialized technique for integrating lace patterns with garment shaping (instructional guidance provided)
  • Blocking: Essential finishing step to set the lace pattern and achieve proper drape

Stitch Pattern Details

The Tilting Blocks Lace is the defining feature of this design. This checkerboard lace pattern creates a rhythmic, unfussy aesthetic that hop-scotches across the sweater's surface. The pattern alternates between solid knit sections and airy lace openings, creating visual interest while maintaining the garment's structural integrity. The lace sections enhance the fabric's natural drape, contributing to the sweater's elegant silhouette.

Yarn and Materials

Let's Dance is designed for 3-ply yarn weight, which provides an ideal balance of drape and stitch definition for displaying the Tilting Blocks Lace pattern. The 3-ply weight is particularly suitable for summer knitting, as it creates a fabric with excellent breathability while maintaining enough structure for the lace pattern to be clearly visible. Circular needles are required for the top-down construction method.

Sizing and Fit

The pattern is available in seven sizes ranging from 30 inches to 54 inches bust measurement (76.2 cm to 137.2 cm). The corresponding hip measurements range from 34 inches to 58 inches (86.4 cm to 147.3 cm), reflecting the A-line shaping that gradually widens from bust to hip. The garment shown in the design documentation is the 34-inch size, worn with no ease, demonstrating how the sweater fits when worn close to the body.

Skill Level

This pattern is rated as advanced difficulty, making it suitable for experienced knitters who are comfortable with lace knitting, circular construction, and integrating shaping with stitch patterns. The combination of top-down raglan construction with lace pattern placement requires attention to detail and solid foundational knitting skills.

Specifications

Brand: Independent Designer
Yarn Weight: 3 Ply
Featured Products: Malabrigo Sock
Pages: 9
Designer: Deb Hoss
Craft: Knitting
Format: Downloadable PDF
Languages: English
Notes: GAUGE (after blocking) • 26.8 sts and 40.8 rows = 4" / 10.2 cm in Stockinette stitch • 26 sts and 40.8 rnds = 4" / 10.2 cm in Tilting blocks lace patt
Number of Patterns: 1
Skill Level: Advanced

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