Colin’s Silly Stripe Sweater

Sweater works up in 8 pieces, and stitched together at the end. Four pieces for the main body, front, back, both arms, then four pieces for each ribbed edge, collar, cuffs and waist. During the decreases I refer to the shells as “clusters” which in this context means the group of three stitches (1 SC, 2 DC) in a single ST. I used a variegated yarn for the main, creating organic and random stripes, and a solid for the neck, waist and wrist.

1 10.5 ounce (328 yard) skein of Premier Serenity Chunky Variegated
(Bulky 5)

1 10.5 ounce (328 yard) skein of Premier Serenity Chunky -solid
(Bulky 5)

Size H (5mm) Hook

Sweater works up in a size 5/6 unisex child.

Also needed , a yarn needle.