Dean Yoke Pullover POC by Anna-Lisa Mannheimer Lunn

Dean Yoke Pullover POC

Knitting
December 1995
Fingering (14 wpi) ?
7 stitches and 10 rows = 1 inch
in Stockinette stitch
US 2 - 2.75 mm
US 3 - 3.25 mm
US 1 - 2.25 mm
1599 - 1899 yards (1462 - 1736 m)
S (M, L)
English

Finished Size: 40 (44, 48)“ approximate bust/chest width.

Materials:

  • Kimmet Croft Fibers’ Fairy Hare (60% Rambouillet wool, 40% Angora; 1 oz. = approx. 150 yards/137 meters): 8 (9, 10) oz. #FF1 (MC); 0.5 oz. each #FF82, and #FF40; 0.33 oz. #FF78; 0.25 oz.each #FF72, #FF66, #FF64, and #FF81.
  • Jamieson & Smith’s 2 Ply Jumper Weight (100% pure Shetland wool; 1 oz. = approx. 150 yards/137 meters): 0.33 oz. #203 Gray.

Needle Suggestions:

  • Size 3 for unpatterned area - 16” and 29” circular, and double pointed
  • Size 2 for patterned area - 16” and 29” circular, and double pointed
  • Size 1 for ribbing: 29” circular, and double pointed.

Note: “Follow graph making increases or decreases in rounds indicated. This is necessary to make the sts in the round evenly divisible by the number of sts in the pattern repeat.”

Pattern Variations:

An alternative version of this pattern is shown here.

Disambiguation:
There are two authorized reproductions of this original Bohus Stickning design. One is from the book Poems of Color, and one was reproduced by SOLsilke and is now produced by AngoraGarnet. The two reproductions are visually similar, but use different weights of yarn, gauges, stitch counts, construction and directions, so they are not interchangable. To avoid confusion, here is a comparison of the two versions:

              Poems of Color    SOLsilke/AngoraGarnet
Yarn          Sport / 5 ply         Lace / 2 ply
Gauge            7/inch              8.25/inch 
Stitch count    size 44               size 44
   Neck band      120                   154
   Bust           308                   352
   Waist          308                   328
Construction   circular            yoke circular
                                 Body  sleeves flat


These two versions, from Poems of Color and from SOLsilke/AngoraGarnet, are different patterns, and should be kept separate.