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Superbloom Sweater
This sweater is a quick, easy daydream that’ll make the perfect statement piece for your fall wardrobe. It’s a raglan sweater and is knitted top down in one piece.
It can be styled with it’s wide neckline on or off of the shoulder. And it’s got options for a longer length with a hem that can be folded over or slightly shorter and looser hem that incorporates a textured stitch pattern on the back half of the sweater.
I made two samples. One incoporates positive ease and one with negative ways. There are lots of ways to style this sweater.
Gauge 16 stitches and 22 rounds = 4” / 10 cm in Stockinette Stitch worked in the round on gauge needles, after blocking.
Suggested Needles* to determine YOUR gauge: knit a gauge swatch
US Size 6 / 4 mm circular needle, (or one size smaller than the gauge needle) for the ribbed neckband and hem. Plus double-pointed needles or a magic loop needle for the ribbed cuffs.
US Size 7 / 4.5 mm circular needle, (or size needed to obtain gauge) of suitable length for the yoke and body of the sweater. Plus double-pointed needles or a magic loop needle for the ribbed cuffs.
Yarn
Use One Strand
5 (5, 6, 6, 7) (7, 8, 8, 9, 9) Skeins: Spincycle Yarns Trine; Worsted Weight (100% Fine 3 Ply Marled Wool 150 yds/ 137 m per 50g). For the sample, I used the colorway 92°.
Or Approximately 750 (825, 908, 998, 1098) (1207, 1329, 1462, 1608, 1769) yards / 689 (754, 830, 913, 1004) (1104, 1215, 1337, 1470, 1618) meters of Worsted Weight Yarn
Or Use Two Strands Held Together
3 (3, 4, 4, 4) (5, 5, 6, 7, 7) Skeins: Harrisville Designs Daylights; DK Weight (80% Woolen-spun American Cormo and 20% Wool; 250 yds/ 228 m per 100g). For the sample, I used the colorway Chirp.
Plus 4 (4, 5, 5, 6) (6, 7, 7, 8, 8) Skeins: Spincycle Yarns Dyed in the Wool; Sport Weight (100% Superwashed American Wool 200 yds/ 183 m per 50g). For the sample, I used the colorway Wild Horses.
Or Approximately 670 (744, 818, 900, 990) (1089, 1198, 1318, 1450, 1595) yards / 613 (680, 748, 823, 905) (996, 1096, 1205, 1326, 1458) meters of DK Weight Yarn
Plus Approximately 677 (752, 827, 910, 1001) (1101, 1211, 1332, 1465, 1612) yards / 620 (688, 756, 832, 915) (1007, 1107, 1218, 1340, 1474) meters of Sport Weight Yarn
Note: These yarn amounts are estimates. Any changes that knitters make to gauge or the sweater’s measurements will change the amount of yarn you’ll need.
Notions
- 8 Stitch markers (one in a different color than the others to mark the BOR)
- Highlighter pen (optional - for highlighting your size’s instructions)
- Highlighter tape (optional - to keep your place in the pattern and on the charts)
- Smooth scrap yarn (for putting sleeves on hold)
- Measuring tape
- Tapestry needle
- Wool wash and blocking mats or drying rack
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