No matter your body type, this drop-shoulder sweater is perfect for wearing to the office, running errands around town, or out on your weekend hike in the woods!
Inspired to create a sweater using marled yarn, Drea Renee Knits combined some of her favorite attributed - texture, faux seams, drop shoulder, and some positive ease to create this versatile, flattering sweater!
From the designer: This drop shoulder sweater is my most favorite addition to my handmade wardrobe! I’ve already knit a second version, leaving off the sleeves so I can wear it in warmer weather or layered over a long sleeve tee!
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The Weekender Sweater - Printed Knitting Pattern
$9.00Price
- Sweater Construction:
- Worked from the bottom up
- Seamless
- Oversized
- Skill Level: Intermediate
- Size range: XS ~ XXXL
- Yarn: 915 yards (~1265 yards for largest size) / 330 g ( ~ 590 g) Worsted Weight
- Suggested Yarn:
- Brooklyn Tweed Shelter (140 y/50g per skein) in Narwhal
- Cestari Traditional Collection (170 yds./100g per skein)
- This is a 2-ply worsted weight yarn similar to the construction of Brooklyn Tweed Shelter
- Tension/gauge:
- 18 stitches and 27 rows = 4" using largest needles
- Suggested Needles:
- US 7/4.5mm - 40”/100 cm circular for tubular cast on
- US 8/5mm - 40”/100 cm circular
- And US 8/5mm DPNs for ribbing
- US 9/5.5mm- 40”/100 cm circular
- And US 9/5.5mm DPNs for main fabric
- Notions:
- Stitch markers (3)
- Tapestry needle
- Scissors
- Stitch holders or waste yarn
- Row counter (recommended)
- Sweater Construction: