finished measurements
Bust: 37¼ (40, 45¼, 48, 53¼, 56, 61¼, 64, 69¼)” / 94.5 (101.5, 115, 122, 135.5, 142, 155.5, 162.5, 176) cm., with 6 - 7” / 15.5 - 18 cm of positive ease.

yarn
MC Shown in
Harrisville daylights (DK weight)
85% Cormo Wool; 15% wool
250 yards per 100 g skein
shown in over easy
2 (2, 3, 3, 3, 4, 4, 4, 5) skeins, or 454 (500, 580, 641, 712, 770, 869, 948, 1048) yds of DK weight yarn

CC Shown in
Harrisville daylights (DK weight)
85% Cormo Wool; 15% wool
250 yards per 100 g skein
shown in cinder
2 (2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 3, 3, 3) skeins, or 273 (306, 350, 378, 426, 475, 527, 571, 626) yds of DK weight yarn

needle size
US 8 (5.00 mm): 32” circ.
US 9 (5.50 mm): 32” circ.

gauge
18 sts and 19 rnds = 4″ / 10 cm in stranded colorwork on larger needles, after gently wet-blocking.
18 sts and 22 rows = 4″ / 10 cm in stockinette stitch on larger needles, after gently wet-blocking.

notions
stitch markers
tapestry needle
waste yarn

notes
a. This pullover is knit in the round, from the bottom-up, with gusset underarm shaping and steeked armholes.

b. Shoulders and neckline are shaped using yarnover short rows in single-color stockinette stitch, so there is no colorwork on the WS.

c. Shoulders are joined using the three needle bind off. Armhole steek is cut, then whip stitched to the WS of armhole openings.

d. Some sizes work Chart D more times than others, and some sizes do not work Chart E. Pay mind to the breakout sections for the sweater yoke for your intended size.

e. CC yarn is held in the dominant position