The Basic Knit Pullover is a simple, stockinette stitch, drop shoulder pullover with a variety of neckline options in any gauge you like! Makes a clean, casual sweater as is, or an easy canvas for your own favorite stitch patterns. Knit in pieces from the bottom up, but would be easy to convert to working in the round. This pullover is extremely versatile and a fantastic way to experiment with different yarns.

Finished Sizes: 36 (40, 44, 48, 52)”

Materials:
DK weight: About 1200 (1400, 1600, 1800, 2000) yds
Worsted weight: About 1000 (1200, 1400, 1600, 1800) yds
Bulky weight: About 800 (900, 1000, 1100, 1200) yds

Needles in a size that gives you the desired gauge and needles a size or two smaller for the ribbing, also 16” circular needles in the smaller size for the neck ribbing.

Gauge: It’s especially important to make a gauge swatch for this pattern. Knit a large swatch (4” - 6” square) at the gauge you’d prefer for the yarn. Most yarn has a recommended gauge on its tag, which is a useful guideline.
Wash and block the swatch the same way you’ll
wash the sweater.
Measure how many stitches and rows you have in 4” (this helps accommodate for an uneven gauge), then divide by 4 to figure out how many stitches and rows you have per inch. In order to be knit at any gauge, directions are given in inches instead of a stitch count. So if the directions say to cast on 20” worth of stitches for your size, and your gauge is 4 sts to the inch, you’ll cast on 80 sts.