Cabernet Pullover is a cozy heavier weight sweater perfect for cold winter days. Stranded colorwork yoke makes the hand-knitted sweater even warmer around the neck and chest.
This intermediate winter knitting pattern is worked top-down seamlessly in one piece. The yoke is shaped by four increase rounds.
When the stranded colorwork yoke is done, sleeves are divided from the body and placed on stitch holders while underarm stitches are casted on to work in the round. The waist is shaped by four decrease and increase rounds.
Sleeves are worked by picking up underarm stitches and the stitches previously placed on stitch holders.

PDF pattern includes written instructions and graphic charts.

YARN REQUIRED
Worsted weight - 140 yds/128 m per 50g skein Yarn used: Brooklyn Tweed Shelter American Targhee-Columbia Wool
- 4(5,6,7,9,10,11,13,14)skeinsor560
(700, 840, 980, 1260, 1400, 1540, 1820, 1960) yds/512 (640, 768, 896, 1152, 1280, 1408, 1664, 1792) m of Artifact
- 1 skein or 140 yds/128 m of Hayloft, Fossil, Snowbound, Woodsmoke, Long Johns (or Plume) each

FINISHED BUST CIRCUMFERENCE
31 3⁄4 (34 1⁄2, 39 3⁄4, 42 1⁄2, 48 3⁄4, 50 1⁄2, 55 1⁄2, 58 1⁄2, 63 1⁄4) in/ 80.5 (87.5, 100.5, 107.5, 124, 128, 141, 148.5, 160.5) cm
Positive ease - 2 1⁄2-4 3⁄4 in/6.5-12 cm
This garment is #sizeinclusive.

NOTIONS
Scrap yarn or stitch holder for holding stitches Tapestry needle for weaving in ends
Stitch markers

DIFFICULTY
Intermediate - knowledge of knitting sweaters, stranded colorwork, wrap & turn short rows, backwards loop cast on, tubular cast on (links to tutorials included in the pattern)

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This pattern was thoroughly tested by multiple knitters.