Children Sweater #1 Moss

This is a simple children sweater worked in a top-down raglan yoke. It is worked continuously in turned rounds with the beautiful and simple moss stitch, which is simple and meditative stitch pattern that works up fast. You can easily customize it in sleeve and body length if needed. The design works best with a yarn that offers a little amount of stretch, like acrylics, alpaca-mixes or wool-mixes. **Estimated yardage** needed for the sizes 2y, (4y, 6y, 8y), [10y, 12y, 14y] , 16y are as follows: * in meters: 470, (564, 658, 771), [865, 959, 1053] , 1147 * in yards: 514, (617, 720, 843), [946, 1049, 1152] , 1255 **Yarn recommendations:** * Hobbii Wheel of Alpaca [or substitutes][1] * Drops Merino Extra Fine [or substutes][2] (I needed a 6mm (J) instead of 5mm hook for this yarn) * Debbie Bliss Rialto DK * YarnArt Flowers Alpaca * Alize Merino Royal Gauge (large hook): 20 sts x 20 rows in 10x10cm or 4x4" in moss/linen stitch; blocked: * setup: ch25 * row 1: sk1 (turning chain), [sc, ch1, sk1] 11 times, sc, sc. Each sc except the last one is worked around chains of the previous row. 24 sts. ch1, turn. * row 2: [sc, ch1, sk1] 11 times, sc, sc. Each sc except the last one is worked around chains of the previous row. 24 sts. ch1, turn. * repeat row 2 until you have 24 rows. [1]: https://yarnsub.com/yarns/hobbii/wheel_of_alpaca [2]: https://yarnsub.com/yarns/garnstudio/drops_merino_extra_fine