https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/peter-pan-collar-2 • Posted by Search Press
Many vintage sweater patterns were a take on the classic polo shirt with different stitch and color combinations to ring the changes, so a neat collar could be just the thing to give your garment that vintage look. This collar is worked from the inner edge outwards. Pro Tip A pretty peter-pan collar can look great, particularly when you’re using a fine yarn. However, the edges can look a little unfinished, so combine this with a crocheted or picot edge (see p. 149), or possibly a small hem sewn under.
Many vintage sweater patterns were a take on the classic polo shirt with different stitch and color combinations to ring the changes, so a neat collar could be just the thing to give your garment that vintage look. This collar is worked from the inner edge outwards. Pro Tip A pretty peter-pan collar can look great, particularly when you’re using a fine yarn. However, the edges can look a little unfinished, so combine this with a crocheted or picot edge (see p. 149), or possibly a small hem sewn under.
Bind on 98 (92) sts Work 4 rows in St st without shaping Next row: k9 (6), *m1, k10; rep from * to last 9 (6) sts. Knit to end (107/101 sts) Knit 4 rows without shaping Dec 1 st at each end of next and foll alt 3 rows. (99 [93] sts) Dec 1 st at each end of foll 3 rows (93 [87] sts) Bind off