This women’s Henley pullover is worked from the bottom hem up to the underarms in the round. The body is shaped with the use of a vertical cable and ribbing pattern. (If you prefer the body less form-fitting, you can block this pattern straight. To keep a bit more form-fitting shape, leave this section lightly blocked.) The sleeves are worked separately and joined to the body. The upper body of the garment is then shaped with raglan decreases, while working Stockinette Stitch back and forth. The wide rounded neckline is finished with a Garter Stitch neckband and front button Henley plackets.

I love all things fall - and tweedy, warm woolens are one of the things I love best! Blackfriars is my nod to a wear-with-everything sweater that’s perfect for a day exploring old buildings or enjoying a hike along the river, coming home to cozy up by the fire in the evening.

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