Summer Sailing Sweater by Raffaella Tassoni

Summer Sailing Sweater

Crochet
July 2021
Fingering (14 wpi) ?
17 stitches and 9 rows = 4 inches
in Row 1. FDC 17, turn. (17 dc) Row 2. Ch-less dc, (ch 1, sk 1, dc 1) 8 times, turn. (9 dc, 8 ch-1 spaces) Row 3. Ch-less dc, dc across, turn. (17 dc) Rows 4-9. Repeat rows 2-3.
4.0 mm (G)
980 - 1530 yards (896 - 1399 m)
XS - 5XL
US
English
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The Summer Sailing Sweater is an easy drop shoulder pullover.
It is perfect for advanced beginners who would like to try their hand at garment making.

The pattern is easy and it only requires double crochet stitches and chains.

Optional stitches to use are the foundation double crochet and the chainless starting double crochet.

MATERIALS
– 4.0-mm (G/6 USA, 8 UK) Hook
– Fingering Weight (1 Fine) Yarn.
– Tapestry Needle

SIZE INFO & YARDAGE
XS Bust Size 28”-30”, 71-76 cm, Yardage 980 yds, 896 m
S Bust Size 32”-34”, 81-86 cm, Yardage 1040 yds, 950 m
M Bust Size 36”-38”, 91-97 cm, Yardage 1120 yds, 1024 m
L Bust Size 40”-42”, 101-107 cm, Yardage 1220 yds, 1116 m
XL Bust Size 44”-46”, 111-117 cm, Yardage 1320 yds, 1207 m
2XL Bust Size 48”-50”, 122-127 cm, Yardage 1370 yds, 1253 m
3XL Bust Size 52”-54”, 132-137 cm, Yardage 1440 yds, 1317 m
4XL Bust Size 56”-58”, 142-147 cm, Yardage 1485 yds, 1358 m
5XL Bust Size 60”-62”, 152-158 cm, Yardage 1530 yds, 1399 m

CONSTRUCTION
This pattern is for a modern drop shoulder pullover sweater.
The pattern is constructed in two panels: front, and back. Both panels are crocheted bottom-up working in rows.
The two panels are identical with the exception that the front one has a cleavage. Thus, at the cleavage point, it will split into Front Right and Front Left (right and left are defined as the right or left of the panel when you are facing it with the RS up).
On both front and back panels, there are a few stitches added on the sides to make the armholes.
The front and back panels are seamed on top of the shoulders and on the sides of the body.
Then, the sleeves are crocheted directly on the sweater by working in rounds.

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