The Glitch

The Glitch is an experimental sweater design that features very different yarns and is a great waste yarn project. It is knit as a top-down Raglan sweater in the round. You can adjust the size of the sweater by gauge and also add more or less stitches for the underarm cast on. These two options (combined) will get you the perfect fit. If you want to knit this sweater with a useful guide on how to achieve a visually striking design, you can also get the BUNDLE: The pattern plus a Workshop Paper: An in-depth, easy-to-follow guide that explores the importance of value in stranded knitting. [link text][1] LANGUAGE - English FINISHED SIZES - adjustable Circumference bust (as shown on sample): 100 cm with a gauge of 27,5 sts The pattern is written for one size only, but you can adjust the size by changing the gauge. Measurements for different gauges in width including the maximal number of underarm cast on stitches of 26 sts per side: 26sts = 106cm 24sts = 115cm 22sts = 125cm 20sts = 138cm 18sts = 153cm GAUGE OF SAMPLE 27,5 sts x 28 rows = 10 x 10cm in Stranded Knitting on needle 3,25mm after blocking YARN Any yarn that will fit your intended gauge NEEDLES USED FOR SAMPLE Needle A: 2,75mm circular or DPNs 80cm or longer for Magic Loop 40cm for knitting in the round, with matching DPN's. Needle B: 3,25mm circular or DPNs 80cm or longer for Magic Loop 40cm for knitting in the round, with matching DPN's. IMPORTANT NOTE By reading through the instructions you will notice that the most important thing about this pattern is that YOU decide on your gauge and needles. Sample (1) on the cover is mainly knit with sport weight yarn and one string only. The second sample is knit with DK weight yarn and I often combined two strings of fingering. That also helped for the transition between colors. [1]: https://www.wollmuschi.com/products/workshop-painting-with-yarn-the-importance-of-value-in-stranded-knitting-kopie