Very on-trend, this throw-over jumper is a must-have this season. Can be dressed up or down for day-time romps or night-time shenanigans. Ripple’s back and front sections are worked from left side-seam to right side-seam, then sew-up shoulder and side-seams. Pick-up stitches to create ribbed collar, sleeves and hem/welt sections. A very simple feminine and ‘statement’
design.

I have also designed a scarf to compliment your jumper.

Sizes: 12-16 (first size), 18-22 (second size) – sizes denoted as M/L

YOU WILL NEED:
3 x 100g LIGHT MOONSHINE (225m/100g, 70% alpaca, 20% silk, 10% cashmere) and 1 x 100g WARM MOONSHINE (400m/100g, 70% alpaca, 20% silk, 10% cashmere)
FINISHED SIZE (when washed and hung up to dry): width 60/72cm, length (from shoulder to bottom of hem) 60cm for both sizes
OR
5 x 100g SHINE (90m-100m/100g, 100% banana silk) and 1 x 100g WARM MOONSHINE (as above)
FINISHED SIZE (when washed and hung up to dry): width 70/82cm, length (from shoulder to bottom of hem) 70cm for both sizes

5mm needles for body, 4 x 3mm double-pointed needles for sleeves (or 3mm circular needle, 40cm), 3mm circular needle (80cm) for hem and 3mm circular needle (40cm) for collar

GAUGE: 18sts to 10cm over stocking st on 5mm needles (in either yarn)

ABBREVIATIONS:
k: knit | p: purl | st(s): stitch(es) | PU: pick-up
Rnd: round | R: row
pm/slm: place marker/slip marker
RS /WS: right side /wrong side facing
p3tog: p 3sts together to make one st
sl1: slip a st without working from left to right
yo x3: yarn over 3 times, starting at front of work, pass yarn over needle to back, repeat this twice. When you reach a yo on next row, k as directed. This should create a hole. On the next row k into first yo (do not drop other yo loops off needle), bring yarn to front, p into second yo (do not drop last yo loop off needle), take yarn to back, ktog third yo and next st on left-hand needle. On the next row you will be purling these 3 sts together.
C10F: Cable to front; slip next 5sts onto cable needle, hold in front of work, k5 from left-hand needle, then k5 from cable needle.