Laura Sweater
PDF PATTERN
Laura is the perfect everyday sweater. It is worked seamlessly top-down. The pattern includes options to work a folded or simple neckband. Then, a series of increases are worked along the yoke until the sleeves and body are divided. The body is worked in the round to the hem. The sleeves are worked from top to bottom and there are two options, too (puffed or regular sleeves).
This is a very easy and quick knit and therefore it is suitable for beginners. However, it is important to emphasize that what you are holding in your hands now is a pattern and not a tutorial. These instructions are written assuming that you are already familiar with the terminology and conventional format of a knitting pattern.
PDF PATTERN
Laura is the perfect everyday sweater. It is worked seamlessly top-down. The pattern includes options to work a folded or simple neckband. Then, a series of increases are worked along the yoke until the sleeves and body are divided. The body is worked in the round to the hem. The sleeves are worked from top to bottom and there are two options, too (puffed or regular sleeves).
This is a very easy and quick knit and therefore it is suitable for beginners. However, it is important to emphasize that what you are holding in your hands now is a pattern and not a tutorial. These instructions are written assuming that you are already familiar with the terminology and conventional format of a knitting pattern.
PDF PATTERN
Laura is the perfect everyday sweater. It is worked seamlessly top-down. The pattern includes options to work a folded or simple neckband. Then, a series of increases are worked along the yoke until the sleeves and body are divided. The body is worked in the round to the hem. The sleeves are worked from top to bottom and there are two options, too (puffed or regular sleeves).
This is a very easy and quick knit and therefore it is suitable for beginners. However, it is important to emphasize that what you are holding in your hands now is a pattern and not a tutorial. These instructions are written assuming that you are already familiar with the terminology and conventional format of a knitting pattern.
Sizes
1 (2, 3, 4) (5, 6, 7) (8, 9, 10)
Finished bust measurements: 87,5 (90, 96.25, 102) (108, 119, 126) (135, 140, 148) cm / 35 (36, 38.5, 40.5) (43, 47.5, 50.5) (54.25, 56.25, 59.25)”.
Intended to be worn with 6-10 cm / 3-4” of positive ease at the bust.
Gauge
16 sts x 19 rows = 10 x 10 cm / 4 x 4” on larger needle in stockinette stitch after blocking.
Yarn
Camarose Snefnug
(55% baby alpaca, 35% cotton, 10% merino)
110 m /50 g
Yardage:
720 (850, 970, 1050)(1125, 1200, 1270) (1300, 1400, 1500) m
This sweater is worked in a very lightweight and soft Aran-weight yarn. If substituting, try to find a similarly ‘brushed’ or ‘blown’ yarn.
Sample is knit in size 2 with 9 cm (3.6”) of positive ease in colorway Koksgra (dark grey).
