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Craft This Dapper Emeric Knitted Men’s Sweater For A Loved One
Gift a person you hold dear with this dapper Emeric knitted men’s sweater. It makes for a thoughtful present for any occasion.
Craft in your loved one’s favorite color for a personal touch.
On the lookout for knitting tips? You can find excellent ones here: Top Ten Knitting Tips [A How To Video Knitting Tutorial].
The pattern includes detailed written instructions for five different sizes to fit Small, Medium, Large, XL, and XXL.
This knitting pattern is another lovely design by the amazing team over at Phildar.
In fact, you can access the FREE downloadable pattern for this smart knitted sweater from the Love Crafts website.
To access the FREE downloadable pattern for this pleasing knitted wear, please click on this link: Emeric Sweater Pattern.
You will need to be signed into the Love Crafts website to download this knitting pattern. It is completely FREE to sign up with the website.
Featured image: Phildar – thank you!
Unfortunenately, This pattern is no longer available
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I can’t read the chart! Is it possible to send me a bigger chart that I can read please? I will love to knit this sweater. Please!!!
Hi Anneke,
Thank you for contacting The Knitting Space. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience, however, we do not own the patterns and are simply curating them. For pattern support, it is best to contact the designer. The designer for this particular pattern is the LOveCrafts team.
All the best
Ann
Hi there, I want to do the “gauge test ” to check my needle size please but I cant understand what you mean by mistake rib. Normally a tention test is just one row purl, one row plain and you check it,
so do you mean for this measuring test, I should knit 2 purl, 2 knit, 2 purl for a over 4 inches and then measure that? thanks for your help.