The hard packed dirt path followed the coastline, nestled in a passage of conifers. To the right, wild ocean waves crested and broke over jagged cliffs. To the left, spruce, hemlock and cedar rose tall and strong, promising shelter from the impending grey clouds looming overhead. Ocean winds lifted the branches in greeting as the island became wilder and wilder. A tearing crack of thunder ridged through the air instantly, and large splatters of raindrops hit the granite stairs forged into the walk. A quick rush, a hurry inland, to the waiting cabin down the long pebbled path.
This pattern is #sizeinclusive

Intended to be worn with 4-6”/10-15 cm positive ease. To select your best size, measure your full bust and add your desired ease, then pick the finished bust circumference closest to that number. Sample shown in second size with 6”/15 cm positive ease. Please see schematic on page 8 for a detailed list of measurements to the 0.25”/0.5 cm.

640, 745, 825, 915,1025, 1125, 1235, 1390, 1525, 1650 yards / 585, 680, 750, 835, 935, 1025, 1130, 1270, 1400, 1510 meters

Construction Notes: Sweater is worked flat from the bottom up. Front and back are knit flat, joined at the shoulders with a 3-needle bind off, then seamed at the sides. Sleeves and neckline are picked up and knit in the round.

ERRATA:
Pattern says to end after working row 1, it should say Row A.
Knit for same length to underarm for both front at back: 11”/28 cm.