Sizes: XS-S (M) L-XL
Bust circumference: 92 (100) 108 cm on the widest spot
Length: 50 (54) 60 cm
Gauge: 10 stitches and 10 rows per 10x10 cm
Suggested needle size: 9 mm and 10 mm circular needles (80 cm)
Yarn required: 250 g (300 g) 400 g Drops Eskimo and 100 g (100 g) 150 g mohair
Yarn suggestions: Drops Eskimo (50 g = 50 m ) AND 2 strands of mohair from your yarn stock (25 g = 210 m)

Chunky spring slipover is a chunky and basic slipover with a deep V-neck. It can be worn in several ways, with your summer dress, over a vest or on top of your favorite basic t-shirt.
Chunky spring slipover is worked top-down. It is knitted from the neck, where you pick up stitches for the shoulders and thereby forming the yoke and neckline. Stitches are picked up for the neck rib. The slipover is free of weaving in ends. Find inspiration for the stripes on page 5  or knit in unicolor for a simpler look.
The slipover is knitted on 10 mm needles except for the rib segments, which are knitted on 9 mm needles. The back and front pieces are knitted flat. The rest of the slipover is knitted in the round including the rib in the neck. Knit with selvedge stiches in the armholes.
Methods like the provisional cast on and tubular bind-off are used. Tubular bind off is only used because of the nice finish – it is without function in this slipover. You can use normal bind off if you prefer.
The slipover has a positive ease of 0-15 cm. Measure your bust circumference (or the widest part of your body) to find the right size. E.g. your bust circumference is 98 cm, choose size M.
Make sure the tension is correct. Knit a swatch before you start to find the right needle size. The gauge is stated AFTER washing. The suggested yarn changes when washed.