Flowers in a Row Sweater
A light, feminine knit with elegant texture

This is a beautiful, flattering, and decorative sweater, worked flat using a simple yet elegant technique called Flowers in a Row. It’s perfect for knitters who want a visually striking pattern that is still easy to knit. The delicate little flowers are formed with yarn overs and loop stitches, giving the sweater a soft, romantic feel.

The body and sleeves are knitted flat in separate pieces and sewn together in the end. There are no ribbed edges or extra borders to knit, which adds to the minimalist and seamless look of the garment.

Whether you’re dressing up or down, this sweater will add a unique and elegant touch to your wardrobe.

Yarn Requirements
XS: 10 skeins S: 11 skeins M: 12 skeins L: 12 skeins XL: 13 skeins XXL: 14 skeins

Needles
Circular needle size 5 mm (US 8)

Gauge
After blocking: approx. 16–18 stitches and 24–26 rows = 10 cm (4”)
Before blocking: 20 stitches = 10 cm (4”)
After blocking: 18 stitches = 10 cm (4”)

Tip: This pattern may result in slight variations in measurements. Make sure your cast-on stitch count is divisible by 6 to keep the flower pattern consistent and easy to follow. Knit a swatch and measure your gauge carefully before starting.