I drew out the motifs when struggling with COVID in the beginning of 2022. I was too tired to knit!

Needle Size
SIZE A: Size 6 (stockinette); SIZE B: Size 8 (stranded), adjust to achieve gauge
Gauge
24 stitches 32 rows in stockinette pattern
24 stitches 24 rows in stranded pattern
Block before checking gauge.

Sizes
36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, 52, 54

Yarn
Worsted weight yarn in contrasting colors
Suggested- Malabrigo Rios Coco and Sunset; KnitPicks Swish worsted Rose Heather and White

Supplies
Circular needles or DPNs per personal preference, I use only circulars.
Stitch markers
Crochet hook, tapestry needles, measuring tape

The pattern is worked from top to bottom. The saddle shoulders are knit first, then stitches are picked up with additional stitches cast on between the shoulders for the upper back. The shoulders are shaped with short rows, ending the upper back after armhole shaping is worked. The process is repeated with the front, working a V neck from the picked-up shoulder stitches. Once the front armholes are shaped, you will join in the round with the larger needles after casting on additional underarm stitches. This will start with the stranded portion of the lower body, worked in three charts. A short ribbed border will complete the lower body. Sleeves are also worked with short row shaping for the sleeve cap, ending with motifs before the edging.