The Deep Sea Sweater knitting pattern was inspired by the depths of the ocean, the constant movement of waves, seaweeds swirling around and looking for the few beams of light that somehow found their way into the dark, unimaginable, and hard-to-reach underwater world.

Deep Sea Sweater is worked bottom-up in the round using a drop-shoulder construction. Sleeves are worked seamlessly from the armholes and worked in the round to the cuff.

The neckline is wide enough to not be too snug, but is a bit looser than a turtleneck. The pattern includes an option to work a cowl instead of the turtleneck.

The PDF pattern includes:
Written instructions
Links to video tutorials
Graphic charts
Schematic with measurements
List of abbreviations

FINISHED CHEST CIRCUMFERENCE
28 (34, 36, 41, 44, 48, 53, 56, 60, 62) in/71 (86.5, 91.5, 104, 112, 122, 134.5, 142, 152.5, 157.5) cm
Fitted (0-2 in/ 0-5 cm of negative ease).

Size up for a regular fit as pictured: model is 5’6” tall, has 34 in/86.5 cm bust circumference and is wearing size M.

YARN
Yarns used for this design: Harrisville Designs Highland, worsted weight, 100% virgin wool
5 (6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 12) skeins or 1105 (1262, 1419, 1598, 1768, 1950, 2132, 2326, 2505) yds/1011 (1155, 1298, 1462, 1618, 1784, 1951, 2128, 2292) m of yarn that’s approx. 200 yds/183 m per 100 g/1.8 oz

NOTIONS
Stitch markers - preferably 2 types (one for bor, the other for everything else)
Scrap yarn, or stitch holder for holding stitches
Tapestry needle for sewing shoulders and weaving in ends

DIFFICULTY
Intermediate - includes working with brioche stitch, brioche increases and decreases

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This pattern was thoroughly tested by multiple knitters and professionally tech edited.