A blanket you can wear. As Cozy as life gets.

Knit from side to side, you’ll create two openings for sleeves and use short rows to shape the “blanket” part to help it curve around the front and around the back of your neck.

Sleeves are worked by picking up stitches from the armholes and using short rows to shape the sleeve caps. Sizing is very flexible—read through the “Choosing a Size”
section of the pattern to decide which size you prefer and how the sizing works. I also talk in detail about how to choose a size in this IGTV video.

The yarn is sportweight that is worked to a gauge that is more typical of DK. Please note that row gauge will be important to keep an eye on--you can still modify this by adjusting for your row gauge, but keep in mind that you need to know what your blocked row gauge is.

Choosing a Size:There’s slushiness in the sizing, and the pattern discusses how to get the best fit, but for some more general guidelines, I recommend the following:

Sizes 1A and 1B work for full bust measurements up to ~32” fully overlapped over the bust,
Sizes 2A, 2B, and 2C work for full bust measurements from ~32-40” fully overlapped over the bust,
Sizes 3A, 3B, and 3C work for full bust measurements from ~40-45” fully overlapped over the bust,
Sizes 4A, 4B, and 4C work for full bust measurements from ~45-52” busts fully overlapped over the bust, and up to size 60” busts worn without fully overlapping the fronts.

Yarn requirements are listed in table form in the last photo on the left of this pattern listing. #sizeinclusive