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Case Study

Case Study

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Zippered Case Pouch Knitting Pattern

Case Study is a sharp little notions case, with just enough intarsia to be interesting. It features easy construction and an optional zipped lining.

Unlined, the Case Study pouch is the right size for a sleeve for your tablet or composition book. Lined with sturdy cotton and zipped up, it’s a notions case that perfectly matches your sweater. This pattern introduces techniques like tubular cast-on, intarsia knitting, and seaming.

Credits

Tech edit: Sarah Endres 
Photography: Source Creative House
Models: Jennifer Parroccini, Courtney Travis

Craft

Knitting

Size Chart

Construction

Case Study is worked flat in two pieces from the ribbing down and then seamed. An optional zipper and lining can be added to transform it from a sleeve to a zipped case.

Sizing

The finished case is 11.25 inches x 9.5 inches / 28 cm x 23.5 cm

Yarn

Wool and Palette Sport, 100% Merino/Rambouillet wool, 312 yds / 285 m per 100 g skein.

Yardage

• Color 1 (ribbing, shown in Light Denim): 60 yards / 55 meters
• Color 2 (shown in White): 70 yards / 65 meters
• Color 3 ( shown in Mustard): 100 yards / 90 meters
• Color 4 (shown in Clay): 20 yards / 20 meters

Gauge

22 sts and 35 rows over 4 inches / 10 cm in stockinette stitch with size A needles.

Needles and Notions

• Needle Size A: US size 5 / 3.75 mm needle.
​• Needle Size B: US size 3 / 3.25 mm needle, or two US sizes smaller than size A.
• Needle ​Size C: US size 2 / 2.75 mm needle, or three US sizes smaller than size A
• Waste yarn
• Cable needle
• One stitch marker
• Tapestry needle
• Sewing needle (for optional zipper and lining)
• Two pieces of cotton fabric for lining, 10.5 inches / 26 cm tall along the grainline, and 12 inches / 30 cm wide
• Zipper (at least 11.75 inches / 29.5 cm long)
• Thread that matches C1
• Thread that matches lining

Special Techniques

• Tubular cast-on
• Working intarsia
• Seaming
• Hand sewing (for optional lining)

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