SUPPLY LIST
5mm hook
Any Category 3 yarn
(Used: Bernat Softee Baby in Little Mouse (COLOR A) and in Bernat Softee Baby in White (COLOR B))

Approximate Yardage:
** roughly an equal amount of each color is used, but if anything, perhaps just a bit more of Color B because we’re adding ribbing on neck/sleeves/hem**
XS: 854 Y / 780 M or 330 grams
S: 930 Y / 850 M or 360 grams
M: 1000 Y / 915 M or 390 grams
L: 1085 Y / 993 M or 420 grams
XL: 1181 Y / 1080 M or 456 grams
2XL: 1245 Y / 1139 M or 480 grams
3XL: 1400 Y / 1280 M or 540 grams
4XL: 1475 Y / 1350 M or 570 grams
5XL: 1555 Y / 1420 M or 600 grams

STITCHES / ABBREVIATIONS
All stitches are in North American terms
YO – yarn over
CH – chain
BB – back bump (of a foundation chain)
ST – stitch
SK ST – skip stitch
SC – single crochet
SCBLO – single crochet in the back loop only
DC – double crochet
TCCB – Triple crochet cross behind (this is a TRIPLE crochet, which means you yarn over twice before inserting, as opposed to only yarning over once on a Double Crochet)

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
** This “ANNETTE” crochet pullover sweater is measured from top of neck to bottom hem (height) and side-to-side (double the W measurement for circumference)
** Also note that this oversized sweater has about 6” to 8” of positive ease and is meant for a loose fit
XS: 19” W x 19” H
S: 21” W x 19” H
M: 23” W x 22” H
L: 25” W x 22” H
XL: 27” W x 22” H
2XL: 29” W x 22” H
3XL: 31” W x 25” H
4XL: 33” W x 25” H
5XL: 35” W x 25” H

PATTERN AND SIZING NOTES

• For this “Annette” crochet pullover sweater, you must have knowledge of: chaining, working in the back bump of the starting chain, single crochet, working in flat rows, color changing at the end of a row, skipping stitches, double crochet, Triple Crochet cross-behind and seaming.
• This crochet sweater is made with the body as one piece starting from the front bottom and working up to the neckline where you create a neck hole, then continuing in one piece top down on the back side ending at the back bottom. The sleeves are then worked from the side out and then the sleeve ribbing, neck ribbing and hem added on at the end before seaming/assembly.
• The TCCB stitch is as such: SK ST and TC in the next ST, then TC in BEHIND that TC to the stitch you skipped.
• This project is customizable: you can make the length longer or shorter as well as the sleeve length longer or shorter by adding or subtracting rows in sets of color. You can make the ribbed hem, sleeve cuff and neck ribbing longer if you like, or skip it all together.
• For the purposes of this pattern, the turning CH’s at the beginning of rows DO NOT count as a stitch.
• The stitch count is given in parentheses ( ) at the end of each round.