FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
40½ (43½, 48½, 51½, 55½) 58½, 62½, 65½, 68½”
103 (110.5, 123, 131, 141) 148.5, 159, 166.5, 174 cm
Shown in size 1 with +8” of ease.

SIZES
1 (2, 3, 4, 5) 6, 7, 8, 9

YARN
10 (10, 11, 12, 13) 14, 15, 16, 17 skeins Woolfolk Luft (109 yards / 100 meters / 50 grams)
Optional: 5 yards of matching colored worsted or sport weight yarn for seaming
Sample colors in photographs: L24

NEEDLES AND NOTIONS
Needle A (gauge needle): US 9 (5.5 mm), or size needed to obtain gauge, 24 or 32” circular needles and set of dpns
Needle B (transition needle): US 7 (4.5 mm), or two sizes smaller than gauge needle, 24” circular needle
Needle C (for ribbing): US 6 (4 mm), or three sizes smaller than gauge needle, 24 or 32” circular needles and set of dpns
Cable needle, tapestry needle, markers, locking markers, waste yarn, holders

GAUGE
20 sts and 24 rows for 4”/10 cm with Needle A (gauge needle) in Braid cable and Stockinette stitch pattern, blocked
22 stitches and 32 rows 4”/10 cm with Needle C in Rib Stitch, blocked

NOTES
The hems of november | 23 are worked separately, then joined in the round. The Braid cable pattern is worked over 9 stitches from a chart.
Sleeves are worked in the round from the cuff to the sleeve cap using either dpns or the Magic Loop Method. It may be necessary to adjust needle size to maintain the same gauge while working in the round on a smaller circumference. Shoulders are seamed and sleeves set in place. Use a sport or worsted weight yarn in a matching color to sew seams. The collar is picked and worked flat, overlapping and sewn in place at the base.