SPRING pullover

> You can download a PDF preview in ENG > [here][1]. Request a free copy > [here][2]. > > **Price: 6$ on the first day, 7$ on the second day, 8$ on the third day, > then 10$. > > **Check [my designs page][3] to see the other promotion! ** #springpullover #qqyarnover SPRING pullover is designed based on the stitch pattern no# 86 from Knitting Pattern Book 250 Stitch by Hitomi Shida. The SPRING pullover is constructed from the top down and is worked flat and in the round. You can try on your unfinished garment whenever you need to decide on the desired length or when you want to to enjoy the results of your hard work. **Techniques used** Working in the round Knitting and purling Increasing and Decreasing Reading chart Picking up stitches along edges **S I Z E** 1 (2, 3) (4, 5, 6) (7, 8, 9) fit to chest circumference 75-85 (85-95, 95-105) (105-115, 115-125, 125-135) (135-145, 145-155, 155-165) cm / 30-34 (34-38, 38-42) (42-46, 46-50, 50-54) (54-58, 58-62, 62-66) inches **M E A S U R E M E N T S** **Finished bust circumference:** 97 (106, 116) (126, 135, 145) (155, 164, 174) cm / 38.8 (42.4, 46.4) (50.4, 54, 58) (62, 65.6, 69.6)inches including the intended positive ease of 15-20 cm / 6-8 inches **Length from underarm to hem (adjustable):** 30 cm / 12 inches **Sleeve length from underarm (adjustable):** 46 cm / 18 inches **Note:** *The length of the body and sleeves are easily modified to suit your own body measurements. I recommend trying the sweater on every now and then while working on it to make sure you get the perfect length for your style. Please be aware that adjusting the lengths of the garment will also affect the amount of yarn needed to finish the project.* **G A U G E** 23.5 sts and 30 rows = 10 cm/ 4 inches, in stitch pattern on 4.0 mm [US 6] needle, after blocking Following chart D3 to make a swatch, use 4.0 mm [US 6] needle as a starting point for swatching. You don’t need to wash or block the swatch, just steam it, let it relax 2-3 hours then compare gauge. Adjust the needle size until you obtain gauge before starting to knit your cardigan. **N E E D L E S** 4.0 mm [US 6] or size to obtain gauge with a cable of at least 80 cm [32 inches] for the main body. 4.0 mm [US 6], DPNs or circular needles with a cable suitable for small circumference knitting for the sleeve and the cuffs 3.25 mm [US 3], circular needles with a cable suitable of at least 40 cm [16 inches] for the neckband and frontbands. **Y A R N** Approx. 1020 (1130, 1250) (1360, 1480, 1620) (1750, 1740, 1880) meters/ 1110 (1230, 1360) (1480, 1610, 1760) (1900, 1890, 2050) yards of DK weight yarn Sample: 12 (13, 14) (16, 17, 18) (20, 20, 21) skeins of Peer Gynt from Sandnes Garn (100% Norwegian wool; 90 m / 98 yrds per 50 grams), shown in colorway #2650 **N O T I O N S** Markers Stitch holder (use any scrap yarn, spare needle or barber cord, etc.) Tapestry needle 2 pieces of main yarn, 120 cm / 130 yards each **N O T E S** The SPRING pullover is knitted from the top down. First, knit the raglan yoke. Devine the yoke into the body and sleeves. Working the body and the sleeves in the round. Then pick up stitches around the neck to create neckband. [1]: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1a_uDAMKKNpIzXfeolnP9wlTXKKcfPmY_/view?usp=sharing [2]: https://msha.ke/qqyarnover [3]: https://www.ravelry.com/designers/ngo-quynh