“If you were to translate a bouquet of tulips into a jumper!”

This is how the Aurora jumper is described. The Aurora jumper is feminine and sleek, nothing too much, but still really attractive. The Aurora pattern was created during a few late winter weeks when the longing for spring was at its strongest. The jumper consists of two body parts that are sewn together. Also two separate arm parts that are sewn together with the body part afterwards. Finally, the neck collar is created to make the jumper complete.

The instructions consist of step-by-step descriptions with pictures to support the process. Those who are comfortable reading abbreviated descriptions can follow the numbered line descriptions. However, for those who want to know how to adjust the size and get a written description of the process, read the description below the numbered line.

For this project you will need:

~Category 4 yarn
~ 600 grams for size small
~ 5 mm hook for the body part
~ 4,5 mm hook for the neck line
~ 4 mm Hook for the sleeves and ribbing
~Tapestry Needle
~Stitch markers
~Scissors
~Measuring Tape

Stitches needed for the project:

~ Chain
~ Slip stitch
~ Single crochet
~ Half double crochet
~ Double crochet
~ Puff stitch
~ HDC 2 together (In the body)
~ 3DC cluster (in the sleeve)