Sizes: A (B, C, D, E) (F, G, H, I)

 

32” (36”, 40”, 44”, 48”) (52”, 56”, 60”, 64”) / 81 cm (91 cm, 102 cm, 110 cm, 122 cm) (131 cm, 142 cm, 151 cm, 163 cm)

 

Choosing your size and fit: The stated measurements are for the actual garment, choose a size with your desired ease, 2 to 4” / 5 - 10 cm positive ease is recommended.

 

Needles: 3.5 mm & 4 mm circular needles and/or DPNs. Needle sizes are recommended, choose a size needed to achieve gauge.

 

Gauge: 20 stitches & 26 rows per 4” / 10 cm in stockinette after blocking on larger needles.

 

Notions: A crochet hook of approx size 3 - 4 mm, 2 spare cables or waste yarn to hold the back and shoulders, at least 9 stitch markers, with one contrasting marker to indicate the BOR.

Yarn: Sample knitted in Along avec Anna merino (200 m / 50 g) & silk mohair (210 m / 25 g) both in the colourway CH TAIGNE.

Note: You may also knit with a single strand of yarn with a weight of approx. 250 - 300 m / 100 g but make sure to swatch.]

 

Yardage:

 

Merino: 220 (250, 280, 300, 330) (350, 380, 410, 440) grams

Mohair: 105 (120, 140, 150, 160) (170, 180, 195, 210) grams

Per strand: 880 (1000, 1120, 1200, 1320) (1400, 1520, 1640,1760) metres

Note: These yardages are for the recommended body length, if you make the sweater longer you will need additional yardage. If you use a yarn with different yardage per 100g make sure to purchase yarn based upon the total metres required per strand.

 

Sample Information: Sample knitted in Along avec Anna merino (200 m / 50 g) & silk mohair (210 m / 25 g) both in the colourway CHÂTAIGNE. Size B worn on a 34” / 86 cm bust.

Languages: English

 

Format: PDF

Advanced. This is NOT a beginner pattern. The pattern is mostly based upon knitting from a chart, therefore you must be able to read knitting charts and be able to translate these charts from working in the round to knitting flat. Although the pattern repeats are fairly straightforward there are a few special stitches including a crochet bobble (although this could be replaced with a knitted bobble if preferred) and triple decreases. The pattern also features charted German short rows. I would not recommend this pattern for your first ever raglan sweater which has German short row shaping. To work the sleeve taper you will also need to be able to understand the lace pattern in order to place decreases correctly, this is not described line by line in the pattern due to variation in arm lengths.

 

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