Eunny Jang's Deep V argyle vest

[CrafterInIL]

Klinga74 - I'm not sure what could be wrong with your Chart A pattern.  I'm looking at mine now, and Chart A for sizes 32-42 begins on row 1.  Want me to e-mail that page to you in a pdf?

[julsey723]

That is weird! My chart A is labeled in increments of 10 rows labeled 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50. It's on page 10 of my pattern. 

[klinga74]

Thanks for responding so quickly!
Yes, my page 10 is really weird looking, just like everything before row 31 has been cut out... Don't know what happened, everything else in the pattern is ok.
CrafterInIL, I sent you a pm, I'd love it if you emailed me page 10!!

[klinga74]

Thank you, CrafterInIL!! 

[klinga74]

Just a pic of my progress so far 
I'm really enjoying working this pattern, I'm finding the instructions to be very clear!!

[gator97]

I am confused.  Looking through this post it seems like 4 balls (125yd) for the main color and 4 balls for the contrasting color would be enough for the smallest size.  However, I just downloaded the pattern and it specifies 7 for the main and 6 balls for the contrasting color.  I am getting ready to place my order to Knitpicks for Merino Style and don't want to over order.  Any advice? 

[CrafterInIL]

I am confused.  Looking through this post it seems like 4 balls (125yd) for the main color and 4 balls for the contrasting color would be enough for the smallest size.  However, I just downloaded the pattern and it specifies 7 for the main and 6 balls for the contrasting color.  I am getting ready to place my order to Knitpicks for Merino Style and don't want to over order.  Any advice? 

I'm not sure where you see it noted that you need 7 for the main color and 6 for the contrasting color.  According to the pattern, for the smallest size you need 3 balls of a 115-125 yards/50g ball yarn and 3 balls of the same in a contrasting color. 

Oh, just realized - you were looking at the extended sizes version, so the amounts you see are for the size 44.  If you are planning to make the regular size version, look on page 2 of the PDF.

[klinga74]

I haven't had a lot of time to knit but I'm about to pick up and knit my first arm band. I'm using a superwash yarn so I had to machine sew my steeks. It worked out great! It's a really fun project 

[designdiva18]

Do you guys think that this could be made out of Soy Wool Solids? I found some beautiful colors, that I would love into this, but I don't know if I should even try.