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Ahmic Lake is where I spent every summer growing up, camping, fishing, swimming and eating marshmallows fireside. Inspired from my childhood water home, this yoke sweater draws from those tents, sunsets on the lake, fishing bobbers, and whimsical fires.

Worked top down, using fair isle knitting methods and bobbles, then followed after the chart are short rows dropping the neck, worked at the same time are raglan increasing.

Chart Increasing
When your working on your increasing, in some areas where you are not in pattern you will be evenly increasing, however when you are increasing in pattern you will be making your increases two side by side.

fibre
2 (3, 3, 4, 5, 6) skeins of Fleece Artist Vine for Body (Sample shown in Caribou)
1 (1, 1, 1, 1) skein of Fleece Artist Vine in a variegated colourway with contrasting colours (Sample shown in Thousand Islands) NOTE: The body colour should not appear in the variegated colourway or you will ‘lose’ parts of the image created with the chart.

yoke length 10”

size
35” (37”, 39”, 42”, 44”, 47”) All measurements include a 3” positive ease. Shown in 39” bust size