Williamsburg Sweater V Neck by Kara Eng

Williamsburg Sweater V Neck

Knitting
September 2023
Super Bulky (5-6 wpi) ?
8 stitches and 10 rows = 4 inches
in stockinette on 15mm
US 19 - 15.0 mm
US 17 - 12.0 mm
383 - 766 yards (350 - 700 m)
XS - 5X
English
This pattern is available for $10.00 USD buy it now

The cable sweater you’ve been waiting for, now in a flattering V Neck. With the option to make wide or fitted sleeves and its oversized fit, this is an instant heirloom. Constructed flat and in the round, it’s the perfect way to up your cable game.

Materials:

  • 15mm circular needles (24”-36” cord)
  • 12 mm circular needles, 24”-36” cord (you can use this as the cable needle)
  • Cable needle (I actually use a circular needle of smaller size since stitches don’t fall off as easily
  • 4 (5) 6 (6) 7 (7) 7 (8) 8 skeins of 200g/80m (if you want to do wide sleeves, add 1 (1) 1 (1) 1 (2) 2 (2) 2 skein(s))

Gauge:
8 stitches x 10 rows on 15mm in stockinette for 4”x4”

Measurements:
XS:
Width - 15”
Length - 15”
Sleeve length: 17”

Small:
Width - 17”
Length - 17”
Sleeve length: 18”

Medium:
Width - 19”
Length - 19”
Sleeve length: 19”

Large:
Width - 21”
Length - 21”
Sleeve length: 20”

XL:
Width - 23”
Length - 23”
Sleeve length: 21”

2X:
Width - 25”
Length - 24”
Sleeve length: 22”

3X:
Width - 27”
Length - 25”
Sleeve length: 22”

4X:
Width - 29”
Length - 25”
Sleeve length: 22”

5X:
Width - 31”
Length - 25”
Sleeve length: 22”

This pattern is suitable for beginners and cable-beginners! You should be familiar with stockinette stitch! This pattern uses the following techniques: picking up stitches, reading charts, cabling, decreases, three needle bind off, and knitting in the round. I’ll be posting tutorials on my instagram!

Check on my instagram @karas.knit.eng and the tag #WilliamsburgSweater for more images!