This pattern has a lot of bugs and I don’t have time and energy to repair it. That’s why it’s no longer available.

Welcome to Thufur, a male (unisex) sweater!

Thufur is a really small landform which can be found in periglacial areas. It is a cute little hummock formed by sediment and ground ice because of differential heaving. More thufurs then make up a carpet of vegetated „scoops“ – as the seed stitch does the texture in this pattern!

Thufur was designated for my boyfriend who likes loose clothes, especially with long and wider sleeves. I tried to meet that while creating the pattern.

YARN USED
Approximately 400(450,500,550)(650,750,850)(1000, 1100, 1100) grams of Aran or Bulky weight yarn (depending on the swatch)
Kartopu Melange Wool Tweed was used.

NEEDLES USED
Circular needles 6 mm = US 10
Circular needles 5 mm = US 8
You can use DPNs for sleeves in the same size.

GAUGE
17 sts × 32 rows (10×10 cm = 4×4 inches)
knitted in seed stitch with larger needles

SIZE
A(B, C, D)(E, F, G)(H, I, J) which refers to these breast circumferences:
A = 75 cm (29.5”)
B = 83 cm (32.7”)
C = 91 cm (35.8”)
D = 99 cm (39.0”)
E = 107 cm (42.1”)
F = 115 cm (45.3”)
G = 123 cm (48.4”)
H = 131 cm (51.6”)
I = 139 cm (54.7”)
J = 147 cm (57.9”)

The model sweater was knitted with 20 cm positive ease.