This sweet sweater is so much fun to knit and even more adorable on all the littles in your life! The perfect use for all of your fingering weight odds and ends! It sums up my ideal raglan pullover: worked from the top down, completely seamless, and just a little bit of texture to make it fit into a more modern wardrobe!

Sizes:
12m (2, 4, 6) (8, 10, 12) Sample shown in size 4.
Please note that this pattern is only for child sizes. Want to knit one in your size? Find the adult version here!

Finished Chest Measurements:
18 (21, 23, 25)26.5, 28, 30“
46 (53.5, 58.5, 63.5)67.5, 71, 76.5 cm.

Fingering Weight Yarn:
Elbow-length Sleeves: 67 (93, 120, 140) (167, 206, 205) g/252 (349, 451, 529) (628, 775, 773) yds
Full-length Sleeves: 75 (107, 139, 159) (188, 232, 236) g/283 (403, 524, 601) (709, 876, 890) yds

Suggested yarn: Woolen Boon - Boon Skinny (100 g/400 yds)
Sample shown in: Color A: Mint Julep
Color B: Robin Sparkles
Color C: Bedazzle
Color D: Buffy
Color E: So Rananculus

Suggested Needles:
Main Fabric: US 5/ 3.75 mm – 24”/ 60 cm & 32”/ 80 cm circulars for Magic Loop or DPNs
Ribbing: US 3/ 3.25 mm - 24”/ 60 cm & 32”/ 80 cm circulars for Magic Loop or DPNs

Notions: Stitch markers, tapestry needle, scissors, stitch holders or scrap yarn, and a row counter is recommended

Gauge (worked over stockinette stitch in the round & blocked): 25 sts & 32 rows = 4”/ 10 cm using larger needles

Techniques to Indulge In: Top down, seamless sweater construction, raglan shaping, stockinette stitch, garter stitch, COLOR FADING (MELTING), ribbing, working flat and in the round, casting on and binding off.