Summit Sweater

*Combining linen stitch and mosaic crochet to create a knit look sweater that has a striking yoke and comfortable fit. This sweater is named Summit after the mosaic design as well as the fact that designing a colorwork yoke sweater feels like the highest point of crochet design to me. I hope you enjoy your Summit experience!* > This pattern includes written > instructions, pictures and VIDEOS to > help you succeed in making your own > Summit Sweater - Have a look at the > videos: https://youtu.be/UPsHKhkSHqU **SIZES** 1 (2 / 3 / 4) [5 / 6] To fit actual chest circumference of: 27-30 (31-38 / 38-43 / 44-50) [52-58 / 59-62] inches 70-76 (80-96 / 98-110 / 111-127) [132-147 / 149-158] cm **FINISHED BUST CIRCUMFERENCE** 35.5 (41, 49.5, 53) [62, 70] inches 90 (105, 126, 135) [158, 170] cm *Intended to be worn with 4 - 10” / 10 - 25 cm positive ease* **GAUGE** 18 sts & 20 rows = 4” / 10 cm on 5.5mm hook Measured over Linen Stitch pattern after blocking **YARN REQUIREMENTS** Double Knit weight Yarn in 2 colors. MC: 450 (590 / 640 / 690) [730 / 820] g 1250 (1340 / 1455 / 1565) [1660 / 1870] yards 1143 (1225 / 1330 / 1430) [1520 / 1710] m CC: 100 (108 / 115 / 123) [132 / 142] g 228 (245 / 263 / 280) [300 / 315] yards 208 (225 / 240 / 255) [275 / 295] m **SUGGESTED YARN** I used Miss La Motte DK Superwash Merino (100g: 228ya / 208m) in colors: MC: Erebus 5 (6 / 7 / 7) [8 / 9] skeins CC: Abelone 1 (1 / 1 / 2) [2 / 2] skeins *These amounts are estimated for the full length sweater – you will need less for a cropped length. *Thank you to my pattern testers! This pattern has been tested and tech edited* Tech Editor: Mariana Muller (@sweetcrochetdreams)