Get the pattern also on ETSY.

If you’re familiar with my style, you know that I love everything imperfect, asymmetrical, shredded, ripped - in one word not boring. So I came up with my variation of dropped stitch (as known in knitting) and called it a shred stitch.

The sweater itself is surprisingly light, airy and breathy. I couldn’t believe it myslef - I used just 83 grams of yarn for XS/S size. And that is for long sleeved sweater - how cool is that!
The feeling when wearing it is so nice, it feels like the sweater is hugging you.

You will find a FULL PHOTO TUTORIAL of shred stitch added to the pattern that will help you to learn the stitch and it’s increases/decreases easily.

Skill level: Intermediate

Materials: Fingering weight yarn / Sock yarn
CYCA #1 – Super Fine
1 (2; 2; 3; 3) skeins (of 100 gr)

Finished length: 25” / 63 cm.

NOTE - each size calls for different hook and gauge!

Size XS/S
Bust: 35.5” / 90 cm
Hook for body and sleeves: 17 / 12.75 mm
Gauge: 4”/10 cm = 7 sts = 6 rows in hdc

Size M
Bust: 39.5” / 100 cm
Hook for body: M/N / 13 / 9 mm
Hook for sleeve: 17 / 12.75 mm
Gauge: 4”/10 cm = 8 sts = 7 rows in hdc

Size L/XL
Bust: 45” / 114 cm
Hook for body and sleeves: 17 / 12.75 mm
Gauge: 4”/10 cm = 7 sts = 6 rows in hdc

Size XL/2XL
Bust: 47.5” / 120 cm
Hook for body: M/N / 13 / 9 mm
Hook for sleeve: 17 / 12.75 mm
Gauge: 4”/10 cm = 8 sts = 7 rows in hdc

Size 3XL
Bust: 54” / 137 cm
Hook for body and sleeves: 17 / 12.75 mm
Gauge: 4”/10 cm = 7 sts = 6 rows in hdc

ps - feel free to use 12mm hook instead of 12.75mm (the closest that Ravelry offers).

ERRATA - Rows 11-12: last sentence “Hdc in next 6 hdc”. (not 7)