Spot Jumper is worked top down… with a splash of spots around the yoke.

A top-down, yoke-style sweater is constructed by knitting the neckline first, followed by the yoke, increasing to the underarm, holding sleeve stitches on scrap yarn, casting on new underarm stitches, knitting the body down, and finally returning held sleeve stitches to needles to knit in the round

ABBREVIATIONS
MC: main colour | CC: contrast colour
k: knit | p: purl | |Rnd: round | Continue: continue | st(s): stitch(es) | PU: pick-up
RS: right-side facing | WS: wrong-side facing |DPNs: double-pointed needles | st-st: stocking stitch
pm: place marker, slm: slip marker
sl1: slip a st without working (move from left to right needle)
yo: yarn over, starting at front of work pass yarn over needle to back. When you reach a yo on next row, work as directed. This should create a hole.