This pullover sweater is knitted from the top down with raglan shaping. It features a lacework panel in the center and pronounced raglan seams. This is the ultimate selfish knitting season cast on because it’s simple enough for Netflix knitting but the panel in the front keeps the pattern interesting to work. Knitted up in fuzzy, single ply yarn will yield a sweet, delicate treat-yourself sweater that you’ll never want to take off.

Sizes 1 (2, 3, 4, 5) (6, 7, 8, 9)

Finished Bust Measurements
32.75 (36, 40.75, 44, 48.75) (52.75, 56, 60, 64.75)” / 83 (91.5, 103.25, 111.75, 123.5) (133.75, 142.25, 152.5, 164.25) cm

This lighter-weight provision is meant to be worn with between 2” - 4” / 5 - 10 cm of positive ease. The size shown is 2 and is being worn with 2” /10cm of positive ease.

Yarn Recommendations
The yarn recommendations listed below are a result of my best estimation for a sweater with short sleeves. They are approximate. Your gauge and/or yarn substitutions will effect the amount of yarn that you’ll need. If you knit your sweater with long sleeves, you’ll need about 25% more yarn.

Up North Fiber Co Single Ply Fingering (100% Organic Merino GOTS 437 yards / 100 grams)
Main Color - 2 (2, 2, 2, 3) (3, 3, 3, 3) Skeins - Cornflower (for the short sleeved version) I used Taiga for the long sleeved version

OR
Approximately – 595 (655, 720, 792, 870) (958, 1054, 1160, 1277) yards / 544 (599, 658, 724, 796) (876, 964, 1061, 1167) meters

Gauge
24 stitches and 38 rounds = 4” / 10 cm in Stockinette Stitch on larger needles.

Suggested Needles*

• US Size 3 / 3.25 mm circular needle, 16” / 40 cm / length for the neckline AND 24 - 40” / 60-100 cm length (depending on the size you’ve chosen) for the hem ribbing.
• US Size 4 / 3.5 mm 16” / 40 cm 24 - 40” / 60-100 cm length (depending on the size you’ve chosen) for the sweater yoke and body. Double pointed needles of the same sizes suitable for small circumference knitting for the sleeves. Always choose the needle size that you need in order to obtain the pattern’s gauge.

Notions

• Stitch markers
• Cable needle
• Highlighter Pen (optional - for highlighting your size’s instructions)
• Highlighter Tape (optional - to keep your place in the pattern and on the charts)
• Scrap Yarn or Stitch Holder (For putting sleeves on holder)
• Measuring Tape
• Tapestry Needle
• Wool Wash and Blocking Mats

Techniques Used

• Long Tail Cast On Method
• Small Circumference Knitting in the Round
• Knitting in the Round on a Circular Needle
• Increasing and Decreasing
• Using a Cable Needle
• Lace knitting using yarn overs