The Five By Five sweater is an easy casual sweater, super-comfortable because of the stretchy ribbing. The straight body is knit bottom-up in a variation of the contiguous method,, with a fun striping pattern to keep your attention. It has a scoop neck and tight sleeves.
It looks lovely in slightly variegated yarns, but solids would look fab as well. Also lightweight cottons would work great, because the ribbing adds stretch.
Excellent for using up single skeins and remnants.

sizes:
XS (S, M, L, XL,2X) (72/76, 80/86, 91/96, 102/106, 111/116,121/126) cm 28/30(32/34, 36/38, 40/42, 44/46,48/50)“ bust circumference.
finished measurements armpit(laid flat): 50(55,60,65,70,75) cm 20 (22,24, 26, 28,30)”.
finished length: 61(63, 65, 67, 69,70)cm/ 20.1, 20.9,21.7,22.4,23.2,24)“.
sample garment: model is 1.80m/5’11”, size S, and is wearing a lengthened M.

yarn:
MC: Walk Collection Delicate Merino in graphic, 1 skein
CC1: Hedgehog fibres sock in Where’s My Bike, 1 skein
CC2: madelinetosh tosh merino light in dirty panter, 1 skein
CC3: Uncommon Thread Merino in Breath, 0.5 Skein
CC4: DyeforYarn Silk/Merino in Rotten Peach Buttermilk, 0.5 skein
CC5(optional): remnant pink fingering yarn
Alternatives: many fingering yarns will work, for example sock yarns, Drops Extrafine Merino Baby, madelinetosh MCN fingering or Dandelion, etc, Colourmart 4-ply cotton mixes. Silk or vegetable content in the MC will help your drape.

gauge: 20st/28 rows at 10cm/4” in pattern in the round.

needles:
3.5 mm/size 5 US, 32” circular needles; I used Addi Turbos.