Cobblestone Crop by Eileen Vito

Cobblestone Crop

Knitting
September 2026
DK (11 wpi) ?
20 stitches and 26 rows = 4 inches
in Cobblestone eyelet
US 4 - 3.5 mm
US 5 - 3.75 mm
400 - 1600 yards (366 - 1463 m)
Adult: 1 (36”), 2 (39”), 3 (44”), 4 (48”), 5 (52”), 6 (56”) 7 (60”) Child: S 2-4 (26”), M 5-6 (30”) L 7-8 (32”)
English
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The southern shore of Lake Ontario is dotted with homes from the early 1800’s built from stones left behind by glaciers. Opposing decreases, paired with double yarnovers, create a geometric structure that reflects the cobblestone pattern of these unique buildings. Whether layered over a camisole in milder weather, or over a cozy turtleneck when the weather turns cold, this sweater will be a fun, unique addition to your wardrobe. Cobblestone Crop is worked seamlessly from the top down, and features a 4-stitch, 4-row eyelet pattern. The openness of the stitch pattern allows for a soft, comfortable flow to the knitted fabric; choose a size with approx. 4-6” of ease after blocking for a comfortable fit, or more if you prefer a more oversized look.
Sizes: Adult: 1 (36”), 2 (39”), 3 (44”), 4 (48”), 5 (52”), 6 (56”) 7 (60”)
Child: S 2-4 (26”), M 5-6 (30”) L 7-8 (32”)

Materials:
Yarn: DK/lt worsted wt yarn:
Adult: 1 (750), 2 (900), 3 (1050), 4 (1200), 5 (1300), 6 (1450), 7 (1600) yds.
Child: S 2-4 (400), M 5-6 (500), L 7-8 (625) yds.
Needles:
Size US4 (3.5mm), 24” or 32” circular & set of double points (for neckline & ribbing)
Size US5 (3.75mm), 24” or 32” circular & 16” circular or double points
(or sizes needed to reach gauge)