Brief Overview/Tips:
The sweater is knitted from the top down in stockinette stitch with raglan increases. It is finished with a chart and an i-cord bind-off on the sleeves. On the body, it is split halfway through the chart, and the remaining part is knitted back and forth before binding off with an i-cord. Finally, fringes are attached using a crochet hook.
You can use leftover yarn for the chart—combine multiple strands if you have thinner mohair you would like to use.

Knitter’s Best Tip: There are many great videos on YouTube demonstrating gsr and other techniques.
You can also find a tutorial video showing how I attach the fringes on my Instagram account @lyserendesign under the highlight ‘Jolene sweater’.

Sizes:

1 (2) 3 (4)

Garment Measurements:

Bust circumference: 96 (103) 131 (138) cm
Length (excluding collar and fringes): 60 (65) 65 (65) cm (or desired length).
Sleeves: 40 cm (or desired length).

The model in the pictures wears white - size 2 / black - size 3, positive ease approximately 20/48 cm, and normally wears size M.

Yarn Requirements:

The sweater is knitted using Fluff from HipKnitShop (100 m / 50 g).
Other suitable yarns include Tjukk Mohair from Rauma Garn, Mohrino from Viking Garn, Fluffy Mohair from Strikkefeber, or Pickles Big Fuzz from Pickles.

Main color: 300 (350) 450 (450) g
Pattern color total: approx. 45 (65) 85 (85) g
Pattern color body: approx. 13 (16) 26 (26) g per color.
Pattern color sleeves: approx. 8 g per color.
If using only two colors and buying new yarn, you need 1 skein of each pattern color for all sizes.

Recommended Needles:

Sizes 1 and 3: Circular needle 7 mm, 40 cm for the collar and circular needle 5 mm, 40 and 80 cm for the rest of the sweater.

Sizes 2 and 4: Circular needle 7 mm, 40 and 80 cm.

All sizes: Double-pointed needles in your chosen needle size, or use the magic loop technique.
Consider going up a needle size when knitting the chart.
A medium-sized crochet hook is needed for attaching the fringes.

Important: Needle sizes are only recommendations.
If you have more stitches than stated per 10 cm, switch to a thicker needle.
If you have fewer stitches per 10 cm, switch to a thinner needle.

Gauge:
Sizes 1 and 3: 15 x 21 = 10 x 10 cm
Sizes 2 and 4: 14 x 16 = 10 x 10 cm