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Harris Bridge Pullover
Inspired by a small covered bridge outside of Corvallis, Oregon built in 1936, The Harris Bridge Pullover has a lightly shaped body and bridge-inspired detail on the neck, forearm and lower edge (in place of ribbing).
Strategic stitches create visual interest with vertical columns and horizontal ridges. The result is a versatile garment that works up quickly and is interesting to knit. Faux seams at the sides create “bones” for structure and fit.
Worn over a denim dress, a crisp button-down shirt, or worn alone with your favorite jeans, Harris Bridge is a new classic that will pair beautifully with your existing wardrobe.
Harris Bridge is knit top-down and seamless with raglan sleeves. The classic boat neck and slight waist shaping create a timeless, flattering design.
Sizes
32 (34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 52)”
Approximately 2” positive ease
Finished Bust:
34.2 (36.4, 38.5, 40, 42, 44, 46, 47.25, 49.5, 51.5, 54)”
Yarn:
1000 (1050, 1100, 1200, 1300, 1400, 1500, 1600, 1700, 1800, 1900) yards Tosh DK, Sweet Georgia DK, Vivacious DK or similar yarn to obtain gauge and stitch definition
Size 4 circular needle (12”) Cuff
Size 4 circular needle (16 - 24”) Neckline
Size 5 circular needle (12”) Sleeves (size 46 and up may prefer a 16” at the start of the sleeve)
Size 5 (24-32”) Body
Use needle size necessary to obtain gauge. You will also need stitch markers and a darning needle.
Gauge: 5.5 st and 7.9 rows per inch in stockinette (blocked)
Skill Level: Advanced beginner
Please read through entire pattern before you begin.
Select a plied DK with twist to get the most from this design.
If knit with recommended yarn and gauge, fabric should be dense and even.
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