This pullover means a little extra for me. The name Fjärilsvingar, means Butterfly wings in swedish, comes partially from the structure on the yoke looks like butterflies but also because I have been through an emotional and spiritual journey. Just like the butterfly going from a caterpillar to finally unfold its beautiful wings.

Sizes: 1 (2) 3 (4) 5 (6) 7 (8) 9
Finished Bust circumference: 75 (88) 105 (113) 127 (143) 152 (158) 170 cm / 29,7 (34,8) 41,2 (44,5) 50 (56,3) 60 (62,4) 66,9”
Recomended ease: 5-20 cm / 2-8”
Suggested yarn: Merci from Filcolana. 50g=200m.
50% superwash merino wool / 50% cotton.
Yarn: Long sleeves: 214 (232) 257 (274) 299 (324) 344 (371) 400g / Short sleeves: 180 (198) 220 (234) 256 (277) 294 (317) 344g
Suggested needles: 3 mm (US2,5) circular needles 30, 60, 75 cm for stockinette and 2,75 mm (US2) for ribbing.
Gauge: 26 sts x 34 rnds = 10x10 cm / 4x4” in stockinette sts, blocked
Notions: Cable needle, stitch holder or waste yarn, stitch markers, scissors, tapestry needle.

~ In this pattern you find instructions for both long and short sleeves.
~ This pullover is worked top down, which means you can try it on as you go.
~ You can modify your pullover to have any length of the body and sleeves to fit you. Do take into account that modifications will affect the yardage required.

Techniques used in this pattern:
Cast on
Knit
Purl
Increases
Decreases
Knitting cables
Cast on with backward loop method
Bind off in ribbing pattern