This short-length jacket is loose-fitting and short-sleeved, with one button closure, making it ideal to sit nicely over a gathered skirt or dress. It can also be worn with a top and jeans for a modern look. The jacket has garter stitch cuffs and rib, with front edging detail and a buttonhole which is worked into the pattern. It’s knitted up in one piece, on the flat from top down, on two needles. The only seams to join are under each sleeve.

FINISHED SIZE (approximate):
Length = 2.75”/7cm,
Width (underarm to underarm) = 3”/7.5cm,
Shoulder/Sleeve (from collar to cuff) = 2.5”/6.5cm
Sleeve (underarm to cuff) = 1”/2½cm

SUPPLIES REQUIRED
Yarn: 1 ball 4ply (US fingering) shown in West Yorkshire Spinners, Signature 4ply
Gauge: 40 stitches x 56 rows per 4” square, using stocking stitch, on 2mm needles
Needles: 2mm (US size 0)
Notions: darning needle, 1 x 5mm button, sewing thread and needle for buttons