The Colour Sweater is a top-down yoke sweater with rows of puff stitches in a contrasting colour. The sections in between the colour rows are made in a modified waistcoat stitch, which is less dense than the original waistcoat stitch, in order for the sweater to be less heavy. It also gives a nice knit-look, mimicking knits and purls.

Sizes:
The sweater is made in 8 sizes: (2-4-6-8) (10-12-14-16) years (size table below). The sweater has a positive ease of 6 cm / 2.5 in.

You need:

Yarn: A worsted weight yarn in the following quantities (given for a yarn 50 g = 100 m). (Peer Gynt can be used, but is classified as a DK weight)
MC: (5-5-6-7) (7-7-7-8) balls or (250-250-300-350) (350-350-350-400) g / (656-656-787-918) (918-918-1049-1049) yd.
CC1: 1 ball or 50 g / 131 yd.
CC2: 1 ball or 50 g / 131 yd.

Crochet hook 4.5 mm / US 7 for the ribbing and hook 5-6 mm / H-J for the modified waistcoat stitch, or crochet hook needed to obtain correct gauge.
Darning needle
Scissors
Stitch markers

Gauge:
16 sts (each sc and wc st count as an individual st) and 16 rounds per 10 cm / 4 in, in modified waistcoat stitch using larger hook. Make a swatch in the round to check gauge.
Around 23 rows per 10 cm / 4 in. in ribbing

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