This sweater is a great addition to any wardrobe. It can be worn year-round for any occasion. The relaxed fit and drop-down shoulders are comfortable and flattering.
The Flame Chevron Pattern is memorable and fun to knit, maybe even addictive. Since there is not much shaping interrupting the repetitive lace pattern, it is a relatively fast and easy knit despite the small gauge. The sweater is worked flat from the bottom in pieces and then seamed.
Difficulty: medium but needs attention.
Techniques: long-tail cast-on, increasing and decreasing, yarn-overs, binding off, picking up stitches.

Finished Circumference
38 (40.75, 46, 51.5, 54, 59.5)”
95 (102, 115, 128.5, 135, 148.5) cm

Written instructions as well as a chart are included for the lace pattern.
This pattern is tech-edited by Sarah Walworth from @tricotedit.

The Model pictured in the photos wears a size M with 11 inches of positive ease.

Materials
O-Wool O-Wash Fingering (100% organic
Merino wool; 394 yards / 360 meters;
3.5 oz / 100g); 3 (4, 4, 5, 5, 6) hanks in Schist,
1130 (1200, 1395, 1600, 1775, 1986) yards/
1035 (1095, 1275, 1465, 1625, 1815 meters);
One hank in Paw Paw (only a small amount is
needed, any left-over yarn in a similar weight will
work as well);
One pair size 4 (3.5mm) needles;
One 16”/40 cm circular needle size 4 (3.5 mm);
One pair size 6 (4 mm) needles; waste yarn.
If necessary, change needle size to obtain correct gauge.

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