This is a stranded colorwork pullover vest. It is worked bottom-up with steeks and sleeve/V-neck decreases. Steeks are reinforced with a sewing machine, then cut and ribbing added. Shoulder straps are grafted together using the Kitchener stitch.

In the pattern NINE different fingering weight yarns are used, some in very small amounts (35-65 meters depending on size), so this is a great stash-buster project. See table of sizes and yardages among the project pictures.

You need circular needles in at least two lengths: 60cm/24 inches and 80cm/32 inches.

If you use superwash wool, plant-based fibers or synthetic fibers, you will need a sewing machine to reinforce steeks before cutting.