Needle sizes are Suggestions - Everyone knits differently. Test swatch for best results!

With the purchase of this pattern you will receive the following PDFs, plus any future sizes:

Size Range C:
Chest Circumference: 34, 36 (38, 40) in. 85, 90 (95, 100) cm
Bottom Ribbing Circumference: 27.5, 29.5 (30.75, 32.5) in. 69, 74, (77, 81) cm
From Back Collar to Bottom: 23, 23 (24, 24) in. 57.5, 57.5, (60, 60) cm
Sleeve Length: 24, 24 (25, 26) in. 60, 60, (62.5, 65) cm
Sleeve Circumference: 12, 13 (13.75, 15) in. 30, 32.5, (34.5, 37.5) cm

Size Range D:
Chest Circumference: 42, 44 (46, 48) in. 104.5, 110 (115, 121) cm
Bottom Ribbing Circumference: 34, 35.75 (37.5, 39.25) in. 85, 89.5 (94, 98) cm
From Back Collar to Bottom: 24, 24 (25, 26) in. 60, 60 (62.5, 65) cm
Sleeve Length: 26, 26.5 (28, 28) in. 65, 66 (70, 70) cm
Sleeve Circumference: 14, 15.25 (16.25, 17.5) in. 35, 38 (40.5, 43.5) cm

Size Range E - Uses larger needles to get a gauge of 20 sts and 24 rows in 4 inches (gauge swatch on larger needles).
Chest Circumference: 50, 52 (54, 56) in. 125, 130 (135, 140) cm
Bottom Ribbing Circumference: 40.5, 42.5 (44, 45.5) in. 101.5, 106 (110.5, 113.5) cm
From Back Collar to Bottom: 25, 25 (26, 26) in. 62.5, 62.5 (65, 65) cm
Sleeve Length: 27, 28 (28, 28.25) in. 67.5, 70 (70, 71) cm
Sleeve Circumference: 19, 20 (21, 22) in. 47.5, 50 (52.5, 55) cm

Pattern Notes:
This pattern is knit bottom up in 3 pieces, with sleeves sewn on separately. You’ll be knitting in the round until the underarm area (some colorwork is worked in the round). Next, you’ll work flat to form the armhole and collar. Each size has its own chart for the body and the sleeves. Once the 3 pieces are finished you’ll seam them together. Last, you’ll pick up stitches to add the collar ribbing.

Quick note about yarn
I used hand dyed yarn so I had to alternate 2 MC skeins every row to keep the color uniform. The sleeves and the CC areas were small enough to finish without alternating between 2 skeins.

Sizing Guide:
The measurements listed are the measurements of the finished sweater. I suggest you add at least 2 inches to your chest circumference when choosing a size. So if you measure 50” around then knit the 52”, or if you measure 51” then knit 54”. Adding more space for your stranded colorwork to “breathe” is always a good idea.