
Knowing how to cast-on, cast-off, putting on hold, increasing and decreasing is basically all that is required to knit most of the garments featured.
In addition, for some designs only, knowledge of plating and transferring stitches from ribber to main bed correctly is required (transferring stitches on the single bed is basic knowledge of increasing and decreasing!). For that reason there are some step-by-step patterns available, as is for instance for Design 75 - describing precisely (all supported with diagrams) how to work all the increases and decreases and more for ribber work.
Besides no fancy or complicated stitch patterns are required to compensate for the yarn quality - the simplest of patterns will look good.
All patterns consist of comprehensive written instructions as well as diagrams.
Included with the diagrams are the measurements, number of rows and amount of stitches at any particular stage of the knitting; this allows the knitter to identify at a glace important and relevant details.
Almost all patterns are in four knitwear sizes: small, medium, large and extra large. Some patterns include instructions for extra extra large - up to 126 cm (49 to 50") bust.
For more information about each design please click on the design.
Machine knitting patterns are available for all designs (prefix 'M') as PDF email attachment as well as a printed version. Hand knitting patterns are available for designs with the prefix 'H'
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Patterns M 0303
A classic, slightly tailored jumper with the classic shoulder line in Milan.
in 6 SIZES, 10 TO 26
Book No.3 in the
KNIT TO FINISH series
describes in step-by-step instructions, all supported with photograph, to knit and finish the classic shoulder line
Pattern M and H 55, raglan stocking stitch jumper, includes the sideways knitted stocking stitch collar, the ribbed polo neck and a basic round neck (not shown).

Designs 907, 47 and 43 are knitted in single MILAN - Super Kid Mohair.
Pattern M 47 a more fitted version and M18 a looser version, both are knitted in Slip Stitch in MILAN,
Pattern M 907 and H 907 includes the instructions for a round neck and a V-neck.
Design 14 is featured in Nina Miklin
KNIT TO FINISH Book No.2
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Design 101 - a timeless long jacket/coat, expressing the versatility of MILAN and ROMA.
For Version 1 MILAN is used as the Main Yarn and ROMA as the plaiting yarn with the shawl collar in single MILAN.
Version 2 is knitted in single MILAN, for Version 3 the two yarns are used together through the same yarn feeder.
The Pattern includes all three versions.