The Moon Set Slipover is a classic inspired v-neck with a simple silhouette worked from the top down. It features dropped shoulder shaping and I-cord finishes for a casual look. The Moon Set Slipover is a cozy layering piece and works well with any wardrobe.

The Moon Set Slipover has around 21⁄2-31⁄2” 6-9 cm of positive ease built into the pattern. So sizes XS (S) M (L) XL (2XL) 3XL (4XL) 5XL correspond to a bust circumference of 32 (34) 37 (39) 42 (46) 49 (54) 59” 81 (85) 94 (98) 106 (117) 124 (136) 148 cminal size of garment will be an additional 21⁄2-31⁄2” 6-9 cm). This means that if you measure a 34” 86 cm bust you will make size (2) with a finished bust circumference of 361⁄2” 91.5 cm. Sample shown modeled is 5’ 2” 157 cm tall wearing size (S) with approx. 3” 8 cm positive ease

Sizes - XS (S) M (L) XL (2XL) 3XL (4XL) 5XL

Finished Bust Circumference -
35 (361⁄2) 40 (411⁄2) 45 (491⁄4) 521⁄2 (563⁄4) 613⁄4”
87 (91.5) 100 (104) 112.5 (123) 131.5 (142) 154.5 cm

Gauge - 19 sts and 29 rows = 4 x 4” 10 x 10 cm in stockinette st, both flat and in the round, on 4.5 mm (US Size 7) needles, blocked

Needle Size - 4 mm (US Size 6) 16” and 32-40” (used for picking up armhole sts and I-cord)
4.5 mm (US Size 7) 16” and 32-40”, or the required needles to obtain gauge

Yarn - Light Worsted Weight (or DK weight yarn) -
646 (713) 838 (915) 1023 (1197) 1273 (1354) 1468 yds
591 (652) 766 (837) 935 (1095) 1164 (1238) 1342 m
200 (200) 250 (250) 300 (350) 350 (400) 400 g

Suggested Yarn - Biches & Bûches Le Lambswool (100% Lambswool, 50 g = 185 yds) in colorway Grey Brown, 4 (4) 5 (5) 6 (7) 7 (8) 8 skeins

Notions - 2 stitch markers, scrap yarn or extra cables, extra set of circular needles, tapestry needle, row counter

Techniques - Knitting flat, knitting in the round, long tail cast-on, Judy’s Magic Cast-On, increasing, German Short Rows, holding stitches, picking up stitches, I-cord cast-off, vertical to horizontal seaming, wet blocking

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Tech edited by Erin White