Most part of this sweater is worked with the stranded knitting technique. It is an inspiring project since you will not use any chart at all. All the color changes are improvised. All you do is changing one or two colors as you go. It is a perfect knit to use up all your stash yarn. There are no limits to how many or less colors you can use. Or how to combine them. Just go as crazy and free as you like.
The fit of the sweater is kept simple. It’s supposed to be a snuggle up sweater with quite some ease for a relaxed fit.

Finished Sizes
1 (2, 3, 4, 5) (6, 7, 8)
Bust circumference: 84 (92.5-100-106.5-114.5) 121- 133.5-149 cm/ 33(6,5-39-42-45) 47.5- 52.5-59”. Sweater shown in size 4 with an ease of 10 cm.

Yarn
Since this is a waste yarn sweater I can not name any threat I’ve used. Some where hand-dyed left overs or something that has been on the pile for ages. I have used DK and SPORT weight yarn.

The named yarns on the list are used for sure:
Main color (MC): ‘Felted Tweed’ by Rowan (50% merino , 25% alpaca , 25% viscose / 50 g - 175 m); colorway 145 treacle
Contrast color (A): ‘’Felted Tweed’ by Rowan (50% merino , 25% alpaca , 25% viscose / 50 g - 175 m); colorway 190 stone
Contrast color (B): ‘Felted Tweed’ by Rowan (50% merino , 25% alpaca , 25% viscose / 50 g - 175 m); colorway 154 ginger

Needles
Main needle for stranded color-wok: 4,5 mm (US7) circular needle or DPNs 100 cm (39”) or longer.
Main needle for Stockinette Stitch: 3,75 mm (US5) circular or DPNs 100 cm (39”) or longer.
Ribbing needle: 3,5 mm (US 4) circular or DPNs 100 cm (39”) or longer.

Gauge
22 sts x 24 rows = 10 x 10 cm (4 x 4”) rows in stranded knitting technique on needle 4,5 mm (US 6) after blocking.