Since this an A-line, you do not need a lot of ease. Pattern is written in the round, with sleeve options of bottom up or top down.

Afghan is knit one square at a time. Sts are picked up, there is no sewing.

Yarn is used double and is knit as a DK weight

Pattern uses two strands of sock yarn held together or a worsted weight.

This pattern is available in a children’s and adult version. Both have crew or v neck options.

Sleeves are knit from the top down.

This pattern is shown in sport weight, however, pattern is written for multi gauges (5.5, 5, 4.5 and 4 sts for 1”)

This pattern is written for Fingering, DK, Worsted or Bulky yarn. It also gives you the option of a simple rib or a small cable.

pattern is written so you can do the sleeves from the top down or the bottom up

This works great as a stash buster project

Can use 3 or more colors, a great way to use up stash yarn.

Sleeves can be knit from the top down or bottom up

The pattern is written in multi gauges, so you can use fingering, DK or worsted weight yarns.

Knit from the top down, a flattering Swing style sweater, knit in a fingering weight yarn for lightness and drape.

To fit chest: 32, (36, 40, 44, 48)“

Instructions included for knitting sleeves from the top down or bottom up

This uses two colors of yarn in alternating garter stitch to give a vertical line as well as horizontal.

A light easy summer shawlette enhanced with a beaded bind off.

This is an adaptation of Ann Norling’s Short Row Multi Directional Scarf pattern. You must have or purchase her pattern for these adaptations to make sense