Kinneret is a lake in Israel. The pattern got this name because the stockinette stitch reminds me of a lake surface and has the same calming effect on me as the sound of small waves. I hope you can also feel peace while working on this sweater.

Masha

The Kinneret sweater is a classic raglan sweater knitted in stockinette stitch with an emphasis on details: tubular cast on , hole-free underarms, short rows for a great neck fit, Italian bind off. All techniques in the pattern are accompanied by videos.

Construction: from top to bottom.

Gauge:
17,5 stitches x 23 rows = 4” (10 cm)
in stockinette stitch on US 9 (5,5 mm) size needles.

Yarn: Original yarn Drops Air 164 y (150 m) / 50 g;
65% alpaca, 28% polyamide, 7% wool.

You can use any tube yarn with the similar
meterage, for example: Viking Alpaca Bris, Infinity Air, Gazzal Alpaca Air, Sadness Garn Kos, Hobbi Divina and others.

For size 1 (2) 3 (4) 5 (6) 7 you need approx.
5 (6) 6,5 (7) 7,5 (8) 9 skeins.

Sizes: 1-7 to fit a Bust Circumference:
1: 31½-34¾” (80-88 cm)
2: 35-37½” (89-95 cm)
3: 37¾-39¾” (96-101 cm)
4: 40-41¾” (102-106 cm)
5: 42-44” (107-112 cm)
6: 44½-46¾” (113-119 cm)
7: 47¼-51¼” (120-130 cm)

Finished bust circumference:
1: 41” (104 cm)
2: 43¾” (111 cm)
3: 45¾” (116 cm)
4: 48” (122 cm)
5: 50” (127 cm)
6: 53½” (136 cm)
7: 57½ (146 cm)

The sweater on the first photo shows the unchanged ver-
sion in size 1 on a model with a bust circumference of 33” (84 cm), height 5’4¼” (163 cm).