This pattern was discontinued as of September 1, 2024.

Meet Enna - long and wide fuzzy oversized sweater.
The sweater is worked bottom up in rounds till bust line, then split for remaining front and back, and worked back and forth. Straight sleeves, neck and cuff ribbings are crocheted separately and sewn on afterwards.

The pattern is written in English using US crochet terms.
The type of pattern is written pattern, a little piece of chart and schematic are included.

Skill level: Intermediate
Experience with making crocheted garments.

Sizes: XS (S,M,L,XL)(2XL,3XL,4XL,5XL)
Sweater is designed to be worn with 9.5” / 24 cm positive ease.

Finished bust: 39 (43,47,51,55)(59,63,67,71) in /
100 (110,120,130,140)(150,160,170,180) cm

Length: 23 (23.5,24,26,26.75)(27,29.5,30,30.5) in /
59 (60,61,67,68)(69,75,76,77) cm

Hook: H / 5 mm for sweater, and 4.5 mm for ribbings

Gauge: 14 sts x 10 rows = 4 in / 10 cm in dc

Materials: Fingering weight yarn
CYCA #1 Super Fine
Alize “Angora Real 40 Solids”, 60% acrylic, 40% wool, color 411, 3.53 oz / 100 gr = 525 yds / 480 m,
or smooth fingering weight yarn (wool or wool blend) held together with lace weight mohair / kid mohair / angora / silk mohair or similar yarn.

The yarn used for the sample has more yds/m per g than most fingering-weight yarns, but is meant to be worked up in a looser gauge to show off its fuzziness. This looser gauge will result in a slightly open and very drapey fabric. When choosing a substitute yarn, use the yarn/hook combination that will match the given gauge and also give a very drapey fabric. I recommend starting with a sock/fingering or sport weight yarn. If holding with a lace-weight fuzzy yarn, start with one category lighter (lace or light fingering).

Total yards / metres:
1417 (1574,1680,1837,1994)(2099,2362,2493,2624) yds /
1296 (1440,1536,1680,1824)(1920,2160,2280,2400) m

Total ounces / grams:
9.52 (10.5,11.3,12.35,13.4)(14.1,15.8,16.75,17.64) oz /
270 (300,320,350,380)(400,450,475,500) gr

Notions: tapestry needle, stitch markers

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Technical editor: Amy Curtin