PATTERN | GRANITE LINE SWEATER

English PDF knitting pattern. Downloadable instructions; yarn and tools are sold separately. The classic raglan sweater GRANITE LINE SWEATER is knitted top‑down in the round in stockinette stitch and features a granite‑pattern stripe just before the lower hems. Increases are worked on both sides of the narrow raglan lines over 2 knit stitches, with more increases placed at the front and back than at the sleeves to ensure a comfortable fit. The mottled look is created by holding two yarns in different colours together throughout. The sizes correspond to the bust circumference as follows: ( S; M; L; XL ) ( XXL; 3XL; 4XL; 5XL ) = ( 35; 39; 42; 45 ) ( 48; 51; 54; 58 )” (= ( 90; 98; 106; 114 ) ( 122; 130; 138; 146 ) cm) bust circumference (measured on the body). The sweater has a relaxed fit and is designed to be worn with about 4–5.5“ (10–14 cm) of positive ease. Example: If your chest measurement is 39“ (98 cm), make the sweater in size M; it will then fit with approx. 4.75“ (12 cm) of positive ease for a comfortably relaxed silhouette. You need: Pascuali Puno/Puno Winikunka (70 % cotton, 30 % alpaca wool) Yardage 1.76 oz ~ 218 yds (= 50 g ~ 200 m): [ 6; 7; 7; 8 ] [ 8; 9; 9; 10 ] x 50 g balls in color #30 Oak Tree Pascuali Suave (100 % cotton) Yardage 0.88 oz ~ 177 yds (= 25 g ~ 162 m) [ 8; 8; 9; 9 ] [ 10; 11; 11; 12 ] x 25 g balls in color #62 Ice US 6 (4 mm) circular needle or DPNs (for body and sleeves) US 4 (3.5 mm) circular needle or DPNs (for all ribbing) or needle size required to get gauge Stitch markers Stitch holders or waste yarn for putting stitches on holdstitch markers Tapestry needle and scissors