Introducing Anjou pullover’s sleeveless sisters (arguably better sisters, cuz no sleeves!). This rhythmic, fun, top-down, seamless slipover pattern is suitable for intermediate knitters and above.

You will receive both the Buttoned Version AND Vest Version of the Anjou Slipover upon purchase.

The stitch pattern was inspired by the monochrome images and transient illusions drawn by the streaks of lights peaking through my windows. The two colours used in the mosaic stitch pattern work together to accentuate the texture of the knitted fabric, adding depth and mimick the dance of lights and shadows.

Sizes: 1 ( 2, 3, 4, 5 ) ( 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 )

Garment Circumferences:
87 ( 93, 107, 113, 127 ) ( 133, 140, 153, 160, 173 ) cm
/ 34 ( 36¾, 42, 44½, 50 ) ( 52½, 55, 60½, 63, 68¼ ) ”
Designed to be worn with 8-13cm (3-5”) of positive ease

Yarn Suggestions:
Main Colour: DK/Worsted weight yarn
342 ( 374, 418, 447, 524 ) ( 550, 571, 623, 667, 724 ) m
374 ( 409, 457, 489, 573 ) ( 601, 625, 681, 730, 792 ) yd ]
Contrast Colour: Worsted weight yarn
171 ( 187, 209, 224, 262 ) ( 275, 286, 312, 334, 362 ) m
187 ( 205, 229, 244, 287 ) ( 301, 312, 341, 365, 396 ) yd ]

Yarns shown in rainbow buttoned version:
Main Colour: Hey Mama Wolf Skadi - 200m (219yd) / 100g
Contrast Colour: Noro Yarns Ito - 400m (437yd) / 200g

Yarns shown in grey vest version:
Main Colour: Isager Jenson Yarn - 125m (137yd) / 50g held with Isager Silk Mohair - 212m (232yd) / 25g
Contrast Colour: Isager Aran Tweed - 160m (175 yd) / 100g

Gauge:
18 sts x 36 rows = 10cm (4 “) in slip stitch pattern on 5.00 mm (US 8) needle, after blocking.

Needles:
5.00mm (US 8) / 60-150cm (24–60”) circular needle depending on chest circumference.
4.50mm (US 7) / 60-150cm (24–60”) circular needles depending on chest circumference; AND 60cm (24“) needle to work armhole edges; AND 100cm (40”) needle to work button-band for buttoned version OR 75cm (30”)needle to work V-neck edge for vest version.
Or use needle size that obtains gauge

Notions:
3 buttons (around 20 mm), Stitch markers (a unique one for beginning of round + locking markers), stitch-holders/waste yarns, tapestry needle