A hike in the damp along the Yorkshire moors, a walk along the broad Northumberland coastline beneath the shadow of Bamburgh castle, or a trod through a cow pasture in the countryside, this sweater pays homage to the classic crew neck sweaters worn by fisherman and farmers in the British countryside or stark coastlines. Inspired by the feeling you get from reading “Crows Hill” by Ted Hughes and personally inspired by my own walks through the British countryside, this sweater is a unisex classic with fun texture creating visual interest.
Sizes: 1 (2, 3, 4, 5) (6, 7, 8, 9)
Finished bust circumference: 36.25 (41, 45.5, 52.25, 57)(60.75, 65, 67.75, 74)” 92 (104, 115.5, 132.5, 145) (154.5, 165, 172, 188)cm with 5-7” 12.5-18 cm positive ease recommended, shown in size 2 with 5.5”14 cm positive ease
Yarn: Worsted Brooklyn Tweed Shelter, shown in colorway “Narwhal”
Yardage: 926 (1059, 1166, 1358, 1483) (1624, 1767, 11926, 2151) yds 846 (968, 1066, 1242, 1356) (1485, 1616, 1761, 1966) m
Needles: 5.5 mm U.S. Size 9 or size needed to achieve gauge, and 4.5 mm (U.S. Size 7) 16” and 32” circular recommended with DPN’s for the sleeves/cuffs if not using Magic Loop.

Gauge: 17 Stitches and 20 Rows = 4” (10 cm) Blocked in stockinette using the larger needle

Notions: 4 stitch markers, 4 removable stitch markers, waste yarn or stitch holders, cable needle, tapestry needle