This stylish jacket, with functional pockets, is knitted in stocking stitch (US stockinette), with garter stitch contrast for the collar, cuffs, rib and pocket detail. Metallic buttons add a smart finish to this jacket. It’s knitted up in one piece, from the top down and knitted flat on two needles, size 2mm (US size 0). The only seams to join are under each sleeve and the pockets lining.

FINISHED SIZE (approximate):
Length = 4.5”/11½cm,
Width (underarm to underarm) = 3”/7½cm,
Shoulder/Sleeve (collar to cuff) = 3¾“/9½cm
Sleeve (underarm to cuff) = 2”/5cm

SUPPLIES REQUIRED
Yarn: 1 ball DK self-striping yarn, example shown uses James C Brett yarn - Stonewash
Gauge: 40 stitches x 52 rows per 4” square, using stocking stitch, on 2mm needles
Needles: 2mm (US size 0)
Notions: darning needle, 7 x 4-5mm buttons, sewing thread and needle for buttons, small stitch markers, small stitch holders or safety pins