Meet the Timberlane Sweater, a fashionable color work sweater for your wardrobe this Fall! This design features cascading post stitch triangles that are sure to wow anyone who sees it. Wear with jeans for a casual Fall outfit, or dress it up with a flowy skirt or dress.

The pattern is written in sizes XS-3XL, but also includes adjusting instructions so you can obtain the perfect fit! The sweater is worked from the top down, with raglan style sleeves.

Inside you will find instructions written in US crochet terms. (But you must already know the basics of crochet.)

Materials Needed:
Sugar Bush Bold Yarn (100% superwash merino wool, 190yds/173m, 3.5oz/100g)
You can also use other worsted weight yarn. Testers had success with Brava Worsted as well as Lion Brand Heartland.

Yardage needed for MC (based off of estimates from testers. Numbers may vary if you decide to adjust the pattern in the areas directed): XS 800 S: 900 M: 1,000 L: 1,200 XL: 1400 2X & 3X: 1500-1900

Yardage for CC: around 100-200 yards for each size

H (5mm) hook (or size to obtain gauge) - will be used for main sweater
G (4.25mm) hook (or one size smaller than hook that obtains gauge) - will be used in ribbing sections
Yarn needle

Sizing:
Available in sizes XS-3XL! Pattern has been tested and edited. This sweater looks great in the small and large sizes!

Fit is true to size.

Finished Bust Size: 30 (32.5, 37, 40, 44.5, 49, 53.5)”

There is also flexibility in this pattern; instructions are included to adjust various parts.

Skill Level: Intermediate

When you purchase this item you will receive an immediate download link for your pattern. It is a PDF file.

Terms of use:
This pattern is my original design. It is for private use only; please do not redistribute or resell it in any way.

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Rachel