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Construction & Techniques
This pattern is worked in round from the bottom up. After the body and sleeves have been completed, the sweater is joined to work the yoke.

The body and yoke are worked on a circular needle. The sleeves are worked on DPNs or, if you prefer, can be worked on a long circular needle using the magic loop technique.

The yoke features a stranded colourwork pattern which is worked from a chart. To ensure a consistent look and finish across the sizes, the larger sizes use a taller version of the chart.

Formatting
This PDF has been designed for easy reading on a phone or a tablet. If you’re printing it out, you may prefer to print at half scale, with two pages per side.

Contents
To help you out as much as possible, this file contains a lot more than just the pattern. In the PDF you will find;

Essential Information
Pattern Instructions
Charts (colour)
Charts (greyscale with symbols)
Yarn & colour choice tips
Stranded colourwork guide
Photos

Yarn
Susan Crawford Bluem Baby
1 (2, 2, 2, 3, 3, 5) x 50g skeins in Sandstorm (MC)
2 x 10g skeins in Red Sky in the Morning (CC1)
1 x 10g skein each in Gilda (CC2), Canopy (CC3)
& Powdered Egg (CC4)

About The Yarn
4-ply; 200m per 50g skein/40m per 10g skein; 100% superwash British Bluefaced Leicester wool

Tension
26 sts x 32 rnds = 10cm measured over St st on larger needles

Needles Used
3.25mm circular, 40cm
3.25mm DPNs
3.5mm circular, 40cm
3.5mm DPNs

Other Supplies
tapestry needle
stitch holders or waste yarn
stitch markers