The Sometimes Home Sweater is a yoked pullover with a sweet little neighborhood of houses strung along the collar. This is a great pattern for beginner color workers, as you’ll only be working two colors at a time.

You can pair this sweater anything from jeans, to dungarees, to long johns & have the cutest outfit.

Note: the little red hem on one sleeve is not necessarily intended in the pattern. We just ran out of yarn & decided to add a little custom touch :)

Find the coordinating Adult Size pattern here!

Size — finished sweater chest circumference — skeins
1 — 20” — 2 skeins main color + 2 skeins coordinating colors
2 — 22” — 2 skeins main color + 2 skeins coordinating colors
3 — 25” — 3 skeins main color + 2 skeins coordinating colors
4 — 27” — 3 skeins main color + 2 skeins coordinating colors
6 — 29” — 4 skeins main color + 2 skeins coordinating colors
8 — 32” — 4 skeins main color + 2 skeins coordinating colors

The above yardage is a recommendation based on estimation.

Pictured is a 3 year old with 22” chest circumference wearing a Size 3. He is also wearing a child size Pip Beanie in the matching red yarn.

This project requires:

US 3/3.25mm, 16” & 24” circular needles (or length to coordinate to size made)
US 3/3.25mm DPNs
US 5/3.75mm, 16” & 24” circular needles (or length to coordinate to size made)
US 5/3.75mm DPNs