Difficulty rating: Intermediate to Advanced

Polar Rivulets was essentially inspired by the desire to have a cable travel all the way up a sleeve across the neckline and down the other side. For this to happen a different sort of construction was needed; knit in three parts with a lower band of knitting around the waist, and two sleeves which contained short rows on the shoulders, a split at the neckline, and a graft at the back. This sweater design is reminiscent of the wind rivulets blown into the snow of the Canadian tundra and pays homage to the mighty polar bear who roams the northern reaches of the frozen plains.

ERRATA

Pattern errata for PAGE 7 under

ALL SIZES RIGHT FRONT

Row 18: SL1, P11, K14
SIZE 3T
Row 19: P14,K12
SIZE 4T
Row 19: P14,K12
Row 20: SL1, P11, K14
Row 21: P14,K12

Page 4: Bottom Backwards Cable Pattern
Row8: add a P1 to the end of the row so it reads as such:
Row 8: K68,10 P30, K68,10 P2, K2, P1

Row 35,7: stitch counts should read : (4751,55 sts)

Final row count on Sleeve Increase Section should read 5058,66