This ultra-comfortable, scoop-necked raglan pullover is worked top-down, seamlessly, back and forth at first, then in the round after the Sleeve portions are placed on holders. Short rows create a “Hi-Low” effect (longer back than front), and the sleeves are intended to extend a little farther than the wrists. Please choose a size that allows for about 2 – 4” of positive ease.

Sizes: XS (S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL)
Actual finished bust sizes: 36.3” (38.2”, 40”, 42.5”, 44.3”, 45.5”, 46.8”).

Materials:

• Sirdar Freya (Bulky) yarn, about 790 (850, 920, 985, 1050, 1115, 1180) yards
• size US 10 (6.00mm) circular needles – I used 33” long
• size US 8 (5.00mm) circular needles – I used 33” long
• (optional) size US 10 (6.00mm) DPNs for working Sleeves, if you prefer
• 8 stitch markers, plus 1 end-of-round marker
• scrap yarn or 2 stitch holders

PLEASE NOTE:
this yardage is a “best guess” as I couldn’t find testers for most of the sizes. Please make sure you have a bit extra, just in case! It also will depend on whether you make regular or petite.

Stitches & Techniques:
K (knit), P (purl), M1 (make 1 by any method), M1L/M1R (make 1 left/right leaning), w&t (wrap & turn), pu&K (pick up & knit), Kfb (Knit front & back of the same stitch), K2tog (knit 2 sts together), ssk (slip-slip-knit), and provisional CO

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