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Just Me and My Mom
The cool days of fall always have me digging through my wardrobe to find my stranded yoke sweaters. I love making them & wearing them!
Here is a stranded yoke sweater, with coordinating patterning for both little ones & adults
This design takes advantage of yarns like Mochi plus, Berroco Gina, & Noro Silk Garden that have long & gradual color changes, making the colorwork quick & satisfying.
These pullovers are worked from the bottom up, beginning with a tubular cast on in a contrasting color. Short rows are used to give a slight shirttail effect to the bottom of the adult sweater. The stranded yoke patterns, while not identical in the adult/child versions, are scaled to work well with their respective sizes.
Materials:
Yarn – worsted wt.
Child – main color – 280 (300, 350, 400)yds
- contrast color – 55 (60, 75, 90)yds
12 mo. shown: MC- Northhampton Colrain:
(50%merino,50% tencel; 109 yds/50g) - 3skeins –
Natural; CC Mochi Plus: (80% merino, 20%
nylon; 95 yds/50g) - .6skein - #609 Fandango
Adult – main color –800(860, 920, 1040, 1150)yds
-contrast color –130(160, 200, 240, 265)yds
35½” shown: MC- Rowan Pure Wool Worsted:
(100% superwash wool, 219 yds/100g) - 4skeins–
#102 Soft Cream; CC Mochi Plus: (80% merino,
20% nylon; 95 yds/50g) - 1.3sks - #609 Fandango
Needles:
Size US 6 (4.0mm) circular (24”)
Size US 6 (4.0mm) circular (16”)
Size US 6 (4.0mm) set of double points
- Or size needed to achieve gauge -
Additionally, you may find it helpful to go up 1 needle size while working the stranded portion of the yoke, in order to maintain the correct gauge.
Reference tutorials for the tubular cast on are included in the pattern.
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