I think we can all agree that two winter necessities are sugar and comfy sweaters. So, what about a big, cozy, and soft-knitted piece?
The Cinnamon Roll Sweater is a knitted sweater worked flat for the front and back panels and with circular needles for the sleeves, garnished with a fluffy double neck and a sweet striped and dotted motif. It’s an easy and approachable pattern glazed with small challenges, perfect for beginners who
want to up their game in knitting.
The sweater’s construction is simple: the front and the back panels are knitted flat, then sewn together; the sleeves are knitted in the round, and everything is finished off with a nice and thick folded ribbing on the neckline.

When purchasing this pattern, you will also receive the testers’ lookbook. Make sure to check it out!

Sizes:
XS (S) M (L) XL (2XL) 3XL (4XL)

Note: size 2XL and size 4XL were not tested, if you want to work them and if you have any problems don’t hesitate to get in touch with me!

Finished bust measurement:
100 (110) 116 (122) 130 (140) 148 (160)
The sweater is made with about 22 cm of positive ease, choose your size depending on the fit you like.
My bust measurement is 88 cm and I made a size S.

Gauge:
17 stitches and 24 rows to 10 cm/4”

Skill level:
Advanced beginner

Materials
Type 4 yarn (medium) → Portobello Hobbii
3,75 mm knitting needles/US 6 (or to meet gauge)
3,5 mm knitting needles/US 5
Darning needle
Measurement tape
Stitch markers

Yarn:
I used Portobello Hobbii (120m/50g) in the colors Off white (02) and Cognac (17). You can use whatever yarn you prefer, as long as you meet the gauge.
Color A (main color): about 410 (440) 615 (760) 830 (890) 1035 (1165) meters / 170 (200) 255 (315) 345 (370) 430 (485) grams
Color B (contrast color): about 315 (360) 470 (565) 615 (675) 770 (875) meters / 130 (150) 195 (235) 255 (280) 320 (365) grams

NOTE: my sweater. and my calculations, are made for a cropped version. If you prefer a longer fit, you will need more yarn.
The amount of yarn indicated is only indicative and may vary depending on changes to the pattern and the type of yarn used.