Part of the Knit With Attitude Anniversary Collection. A collection of 12 designs celebrating Knit with Attitude’s 10 year anniversary.

PATTERN NOTES
You may find that you need to adjust needle size for the colourwork rows to achieve the same gauge as in st st. If you have substituted the yarn, test out the steek cut on a swatch. If it doesn’t hold together by itself, when it comes to the actual garment, you’ll need to sew each side with a sewing machine or back stitches.

YARN
Hillesvåg Ullvarefabrikk, Blåne (aran; 100% Norwegian Pelt wool; 114m/125yds per 100g skein).
4 (5, 6, 6)(7, 7, 8, 8) x 100g skeins in 2104 Burgunder (MC).
1 (2, 2, 2)(2, 2, 2, 2) x 100g skeins in 2115 Naturgrå (CC).

If substituting yarn
MC: 510 (565, 620, 675)(740, 805, 865, 910) m / 555 (615, 680, 735)(810, 880, 950, 1000) yds. CC: 110 (120, 135, 145)(160, 180, 195, 205) m / 120 (135, 150, 160)(180, 195, 210, 225) yds in a similar yarn.

NEEDLES
7mm / US 10.5-11 circular needle for body and sleeves.
6mm / US 10 circular needle for ribbing.
8mm / US 11 circular needle for colourwork if required to match stocking stitch gauge.

GAUGE
12 sts x 18 rounds = 10cm over stocking stitch or colourwork, using 7mm needle, after blocking.

NOTIONS
6 stitch markers, darning needle.

SPECIAL TECHNIQUES
This pattern has a steek for each armhole.
A steek is a set of stitches that you cut through after it has been knit. You can steek any yarn, but whether you need a sewing machine or not depends on your yarn. For the recommended Hillesvåg Blåne you can use the crochet reinforcement method to stabilise the steek.