• Materials: Linendale(1 ball = 50 g / 120 m ≒ 1.8 oz / 131.2 yd) 6 (7) 8 balls,
275 (310) 360 g 9.7 (10.9) 12.7 oz = 660 (744) 864 m 721.8 (813.6) 944.9 yd

• Sizes: S (M) L / Sample size — M

• Bust circumference: 103 (115) 133 cm 40.6 (45.3) 52.4 in

• Length: 50 (52) 54 cm 19.7 (20.5) 21.3 in

• Needles: 7 mm circular needles (80 cm 32 in cable), 6 mm US 10 crochet hook, locking stitch markers, stitch markers(can use locking stitch markers), tapestry needle

• Gauge: 13.5 sts × 21 rows (7 mm needles, 10 × 10 cm 4 × 4 in, stockinette stitch)

This top-down sweater features a light and airy feel, created with large needles and an open, breathable stitch pattern. True to its name—Gmool means “net”— the loose, net-like texture gives a cool and effortless look, making it an ideal piece for summer wear.
A step-by-step video tutorial covering the entire process is included, so even beginners can confidently take on this project.
Made with a linen–viscose blend yarn, it showcases a natural texture and beautiful drape. It can be worn casually over swimwear or layered with a sleeveless top for a stylish finish.
Knit from the top down, the length is fully adjustable, allowing you to customize the piece to suit your preferred style.

• This pattern includes reference video tutorial.