SUMMARY: Fisherman is a plain knitted garment in either a round neck, rolled collar, drop shoulder, long-sleeved pullover version or a round-neck, drop shoulder, long-sleeved jacket version with an elongated point polo collar. The bottom edge, cuffs and collar of the pullover version are worked in a K2, P2 ribbing pattern. The bottom edge, button bands, cuffs and collar of the jacket version are worked in a garter stitch pattern. The polo collar is worked separately and attached to the garment in the finishing stages. The shoulders of both versions are joined by casting off stitches together on the right side, forming a decorative shoulder ridge. The 3 sizes differ only in the sleeve length. The pattern is considered unisex.
Although Chunky Tweed and Chunky Plain yarns are listed, the pattern has also been shown worked in Rowan D. D. K, used treble throughout (3 strands). “To knit garment in D. D. K. allow a third more yarn than stated …”

This pattern is also written for a child.
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/fisherman---child

SIZES: Medium (Large, Extra Large).

TO FIT CHEST: 50 (52, 54)” / 128 (133, 138) cm.

YARN REQUIREMENTS: Bulky weight 12-ply yarn.

Pullover – 1310 (1441, 1441) yds, / 1200 (1320, 1320) m, / 10 (11, 11) balls.

Jacket – 1441 (1572, 1572) yds, / 1320 (1440, 1440) m, / 11 (12, 12) balls.

SHOWN IN: Snowberry #810, Bilberry #887 and Loch #872.

NOTIONS: Jacket – 7 buttons for all 3 sizes.

CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES: increasing and decreasing in knitting, slip stitch and back stitch or mattress stitch seaming.

Neither the Pattern book nor yarns are available in the trade but can sometimes be located through online selling/trading sites.