MidMod Pullover and Tee
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This is a PDF knitting pattern
This lightweight pullover is a perfect spring transition piece (or early fall piece!). The pattern includes short and long sleeved options - as many in the testers group have made it short sleeve, I thought it would be useful to include this option for those who would like to make it a summer pattern. This sweater has younger siblings - cowl and a hat that actually were designed back in 2019!
The pattern is available in 10 sizes.
The sweater is worked top down in the round so you can try it on as you work on it to ensure a good fit. First short rows are worked to raise the back, then circular yoke colorwork and lastly some raglan shaping added. The sweater has a standard fit and a slightly a-line shaping for a flattering touch:)
YARN
For my sample, I used Purl Soho Linen Quill. Any yarn that works up to gauge will be a great substitute.
MC: long sleeve - 700(800, 900, 1000), (1100, 1200, 1300), (1400, 1450, 1550) yards OR short sleeve - 650(700, 800, 900), (1000, 1100, 1200), (1300, 1350, 1450) yards
CC: 200(225, 250, 275), (300, 325, 350), (375, 400, 425) yards
Sample shown in colors Kettle Black (MC) and Pale Oats (CC)
MEASUREMENTS
2" positive ease recommended
The pullover measures at bust
32.34” (35.47”, 38.95”, 41.73”), (44.52”, 48”, 51.47”), (53.9”, 57.39”, 60.52”) or 1 (2, 3, 4), (5, 6, 7), (8, 9, 10)
*Additional measurements are provided in the pattern*
RECOMMENDED EASE
Recommended ease: 1-2” positive ease
NEEDLES
US#3/3.25 mm - 16”/40cm circular needles for neck rib;
US#4/3.50mm – 24”/60cm and 16”/40cm circular needles or DPNs for main body and sleeves
TOOLS
Several markers, scrap yarn and tapestry needle
GAUGE
23 sts/28 rows per 4” (10cm) square with US#4/3.50mm needles in Stockinette stitch after blocking
This is a PDF knitting pattern
This lightweight pullover is a perfect spring transition piece (or early fall piece!). The pattern includes short and long sleeved options - as many in the testers group have made it short sleeve, I thought it would be useful to include this option for those who would like to make it a summer pattern. This sweater has younger siblings - cowl and a hat that actually were designed back in 2019!
The pattern is available in 10 sizes.
The sweater is worked top down in the round so you can try it on as you work on it to ensure a good fit. First short rows are worked to raise the back, then circular yoke colorwork and lastly some raglan shaping added. The sweater has a standard fit and a slightly a-line shaping for a flattering touch:)
YARN
For my sample, I used Purl Soho Linen Quill. Any yarn that works up to gauge will be a great substitute.
MC: long sleeve - 700(800, 900, 1000), (1100, 1200, 1300), (1400, 1450, 1550) yards OR short sleeve - 650(700, 800, 900), (1000, 1100, 1200), (1300, 1350, 1450) yards
CC: 200(225, 250, 275), (300, 325, 350), (375, 400, 425) yards
Sample shown in colors Kettle Black (MC) and Pale Oats (CC)
MEASUREMENTS
2" positive ease recommended
The pullover measures at bust
32.34” (35.47”, 38.95”, 41.73”), (44.52”, 48”, 51.47”), (53.9”, 57.39”, 60.52”) or 1 (2, 3, 4), (5, 6, 7), (8, 9, 10)
*Additional measurements are provided in the pattern*
RECOMMENDED EASE
Recommended ease: 1-2” positive ease
NEEDLES
US#3/3.25 mm - 16”/40cm circular needles for neck rib;
US#4/3.50mm – 24”/60cm and 16”/40cm circular needles or DPNs for main body and sleeves
TOOLS
Several markers, scrap yarn and tapestry needle
GAUGE
23 sts/28 rows per 4” (10cm) square with US#4/3.50mm needles in Stockinette stitch after blocking
