Pattern is set to be released in very early July!

Saugerties Pullover Bundles from Kelbourne Woolens

Construction
The Saugerties Pullover is worked in the round from the “underarm” up. After a few rows of the body are worked upwards from the provisional cast on in Seed Stitch, steek stitches are established for the armhole openings. Next, 1 of the 3 available colorwork charts (fish, sheep, bear) or the “create your own” colorwork chart is worked in the round. The back is worked flat in Seed Stitch with short row shaping. The front-left and front-right panels include neck shaping and short row shaping on the shoulders. The steek stitches are then secured and cut for the armholes. The front and back panels are joined together at the shoulders with either kitchener stitch or a Seed Stitch Graft.

The neck collar stitches are picked up and worked in the round for a 1x1 ribbed hem. We then return to the provisional cast on and work the last of the short row shaping. The body is then worked in Dot Stitch until the desired body length is reached. A bottom hem is added in 1x1 ribbing. The sleeve stitches are picked up and worked in the round down to the cuff, starting with a small band of Seed Stitch and then worked for the remainder in Dot Stitch, and finished with a 1x1 ribbed cuff.

SUGGESTED YARN
Kelbourne Woolens - Scout (DK weight, 100% wool, 1 skein = 100g/274 yds)
Note: The yarn you choose should be 100% wool to make steeking possible.

Sample 1 as photographed:
Size L-XL
MC: 043 Stone Heather
CC: 278 Oatmeal Heather

Size XL
Sample 2 as photographed:
MC: 602 Mulberry Heather
CC: 105 Natural

SIZES
(XS) S (M) L (XL) 2XL (3XL) 4XL (5XL)
To fit bust circumference (no ease):
(75) 85 (95) 105 (115) 125 (135) 145 (155) cm
or
(29) 33 (37) 41 (45) 49 (53) 57 (61) in

This project is designed to be worn with (2.4-5.2 in/6-13 cm) of positive ease. If you would like a more comfy, “boyfriend” fit, it is recommended that you size up 1 or 2 sizes.

GAUGE
23 sts x 26 rnds = 4 in / 10 cm in colorwork, in the round, after blocking.

NEEDLES
All needles used are circular needles, even for portions worked flat. Use an appropriate cable length for each section.
Ribbing:
3.5 mm/US 4

Colorwork/Dot Stitch/Seed Stitch
4.0 mm/US 6

NOTIONS
Tapestry Needle, Stitch Markers, Felting Needles & Felting Pad (for securing steeks, if using the felting method, but you can use whatever method you prefer), 4.0 mm Crochet Hook (or similar size for provisional cast on), Thin/Synthetic/Slippery yarn for provisional cast on and lifelines (or use stitch holders), Scissors.

DIFFICULTY
Confident Beginner to Intermediate
Note: This pattern is written with a non-traditional construction, and you will steek the armhole stitches.

YARN QUANTITIES

Size
Bust with ease (cm)
Yards (MC, CC)
Grams(MC, CC)

XS
85
1000, 274
400, 100

S
92
1000, 274
400, 100

M
106
1000, 274
400, 100

L
116
1215, 274
450, 100

XL
123.5
1370, 274
500, 100

2XL
130.5
1530, 274
560, 100

3XL
148
1580, 274
575, 100

4XL
155
1615, 274
590, 100

5XL
165
1644, 274
600, 100