Wingle Hoodie

Scotland’s landscape has been shaped by water and this sleeveless hoodie has been named after the Scots for a meander in a river: wingle. Like a winding river, you will be shaping this garment using an abundance of short rows – on the saddles, yoke and hood, working back and forth to create a miniature landscape in hoodie form. **SIZES** 1 (2, 3, 4, 5) {6, 7, 8, 9, 10} To fit chest: 64–69 (74–79, 84–89, 94–99, 104–109) {114–119, 124–129, 134–139, 144–149, 152–157} cm / 25–27 (29–31, 33–35, 37–39, 41–43) {45–47, 49–51, 53–55, 57–59, 60–62} in Designed to be worn with approximately 13–18 cm / 5–7 in positive ease. Sample 1: shown in size 5 with 28 cm / 11 in positive ease. Sample 2: shown in size 4 with 20 cm / 8 in positive ease. **YARN** Ripples Crafts Culkein DK, 100% wool Blueface Leicester, 225 m / 246 yds per 100g skein. 4 (5, 5, 6, 6) {7, 7, 8, 9, 9} skeins Note: If you wish to add extra body length, for reference, each 2.5 cm / 1 in of extra length will use approx 12g of yarn for Size 1, 18g for Size 5, and 26g for Size 10. Sample 1: Slice of Lime Sample 2: Lochan in the Hills OR in DK which works to the specified gauge and has similar structure and stitch definition. **APPROXIMATE YARDAGE REQUIRED** 788 (934, 1023, 1148, 1298) {1406, 1541, 1688, 1822, 1958} m / 862 (1022, 1119, 1255, 1419) {1537, 1685, 1846, 1993, 2141} yds **TECHNIQUES** Knitting under loose strands, short rows, I-cord, Backward loop cast on, German twisted cast on (optional), three needle bind off (optional), I-cord bind off (optional). There is errata for this pattern [here][1] [1]: https://yarnjournal.com/pattern-errata