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Warbler Sweater
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The Warbler Sweater is a seamless, top-down slit-neck sweater that is comfortably oversized for all your plans for tomfoolery. With a two-row twisted stockinette texture, this pattern allows the yarn to shine while creating some durable visual interest for a piece that hugs you as a friend. Worked top-down, the upper back is worked, then the front panels are worked, then joined to finish the front. Then, the front is worked to the armhole, and everything is joined to finish the body in a half-twisted, two-by-two ribbing. The neckline is finished with a neat i-cord, and the sleeves are picked up and worked down. This pattern includes short-rows to create a comfy, yet gently shaped construction that is easy to wear, style, and explore in.
Sizing (#sizeinclusive):
- Sizes 1 (2, 3, 4) 5, 6, 7, (8, 9, 10)
Body Circumference:
- 100 (113, 122, 131) 140, 153, 162 (171, 180, 193) cm
- 39.25 (44.5, 48, 51.5) 55, 60.25, 63.75 (67.25, 70.75, 76) inches Detailed schematics in photos
Yarn:
- Aran Weight
- Green Sample uses Little Skein Anne’s Targhee Worsted, in color Toad Hall
- Orange Sample uses Wool of the Andes, in Persimmon Heather
Yarn requirements:
- 890 (1020, 1110,1200) 1290, 1430, 1540 (1620, 1730, 1880) m
- 1090 (1250, 1360,1460) 1580, 1750, 1880 (1980, 2110, 2300) yd
Needles:
- 5.5 mm, or US 9, for the main fabric, or a needle size that allows you to match gauge
- 5 mm, or US 8 for ribbing, or a needle size 0.5 mm smaller than your main fabric needle
Gauge:
- 18 stitchesx24 rows for 10 cmx10 cm or 4 inchx4 inch in two-row twisted knit stitch pattern
-- It is important to wash and block your swatch the same way you will treat the actual garment, as this texture tends to grow with washing.
Notions:
- 2 stitch markers
- Clip-on markers to count rows
- Extra yarn/stitch holder to rest stitches on
- Darning needle to weave in ends
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- First published: April 2025
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