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Gentle, wearable, easygoing — One for All is a designed to be a breezy knit from cast on to finishing. It features classic details like rolled stockinette trim and a raglan motif, but doesn’t compromise on fit (hello, bust darts and front neck shaping). We hope this sweater becomes a template for all your coziest makes!

One for All is graded on a women’s size chart.

CONSTRUCTION

You’ll begin One for All by casting on stitches and working German Short Rows to shape the neck. You’ll then work in the round to the underarms, before splitting for the body and sleeves, which are also worked in the round toward the cuff. The body has a gentle bell shape, with increases worked in concentric rings. Finally, stitches are picked up and worked for the standing collar.

Optional bust shaping

Who Could Stay includes instructions for working shorts rows, in five sizes, to accommodate breasts.

SIZES

1 (2, 3, 4) (5, 6, 7) (8, 9, 10, 11)

Finished chest circumference: 31.25 (35, 38.75, 42.75) (47.25, 51, 54.75) (58.75, 63.25, 67, 70.75) inches / 78 (87.5, 97, 106.5) (118, 127.5, 137) (146.5, 158, 167.5, 177) cm

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- including the full schematic and yarn requirements - here.

Your best fit

Choose the size closest to your actual upper measurement: 27.75 (31.75, 35.75, 39.25) (42.25, 44.5, 47.5) (50.5, 53.5, 56.5, 59.25) inches / 70.5 (80.5, 91, 99.5) (107.5, 113, 120.5) (128.5, 136, 143.5, 150.5) cm

Upper chest is measured above the full bust, at an angle close to diagonal beneath the underarms, and straight across the back.

One for All is designed with approximately 3 inches / 7.5 cm of positive ease at the full best and approximately 3.75 inches / 9.5 cm of positive ease at the upper arm.

If you need additional room for the bust, working the optional short row shaping will give you the best fit in the shoulders and armholes, while still making room for your chest. Short rows add length to the front only of the garment, so that the hem does not rise in the front.

Jen is wearing size 5, cup 3, with 4.75 inches / 12 cm of positive ease at the full bust. Her upper chest is 41 inches / 104 cm and she is 5’8” / 172.5 cm tall.

YARN

Sample shown in Brooklyn Tweed Imbue Sport

100% Non-superwash Merino wool; 190 yds / 174 m per 50 g skein. This is a 3-ply worsted-spun yarn made with 20.5 micron Merino. Imbue is an incredibly soft, very light yarn with modest drape and stitch definition — we find it behaves much like a woolen-spun yarn. Shown in Warbler.

1115 (1205, 1315, 1410) (1515, 1620, 1740) (1855,1980, 2105, 2205) yds / 1020 (1100, 1205, 1290) (1385, 1480, 1590) (1695, 1810, 1925, 2015) m; 6 (7, 7, 8) (8, 9, 10) (10, 11, 12, 12) skeins

For optional bust darts, you will need an additional 10 - 125 yds / 10 - 115 m.

GAUGE

21 sts and 32 rows in 4 inches / 10 cm worked both flat and in the round in stockinette stitch with size A needles.

NEEDLES

All garment sizes use all needles sizes.

Size A: US 6 / 4 mm
Size B: US 4 / 3.5 mm

NOTIONS

• 10 stitch markers (including one unique for the beginning of the round, and one unique for the side)
• Cable needle
• Waste yarn or stitch holders for putting sleeve stitches on hold
• Tapestry needle

TECHNIQUES

• Working German Short Rows
• Working in the round
• Working directional shaping
• Slipping stitches
• Working cables
• Picking up and knitting

CREDITS

Tech Edit: Annie Lin
Photography: Source Creative House

For UX Knitter credits, visit the pattern page. #sizeinclusive