Pac-Man Meets Iceland in the Form of a Traditional Knitted Lopapeysa … Get the FREE Pattern!

Posted by Danielle | Dec 10, 2017 | Featured, Free Patterns, Knitting Patterns |

This is such a cool collaboration and the pattern is FREE!

Christine of certainly-strange.com offered to knit her partner (Doc of docpop.org) a sweater if he designed it. He took her up on the offer and used knittingpatterns.is, an online tool for designing Icelandic sweaters.

Here are the results:

Learn more about this great Pac-Man sweater project: from her perspective | from his perspective.

Get the pattern FREE! Hat tip: Boing Boing

p.s. The yarn she used was Léttlopi (worsted weight), on 4.5mm needles (US size 7), where 18 sts and 24 rows ~ 10 x 10 cm.

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