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Yulika is a gorgeous cabled sweater which features a straight silhouette, drop shoulders, and a cozy turtle-neck with just the right amount of ease. It is worked in pieces, beginning with a band of double ribbing that gives way to Stocking Stitch and a central panel of travelling cables. The rich turtle-neck and cuffs are also worked in double ribbing.

Sizes
XS (S, M)(L, XL, 2XL)(3XL, 4XL, 5XL). Sample shown in Size L, 110 cm / 43 ½“ Finished Circumference at widest point of torso. Modelled by Model A with 19 cm / 7 ½” positive ease and by Model B with 9 cm /3 ½“ positive ease.



Finished Measurements
Bust Circumference: 80 (90, 100)(110, 120, 130)(140, 150, 160) cm / 31 ½ (35 ½, 39 ½) (43 ½, 47, 51)(55, 59, 63)”
Length to shoulder: 52.5 (53, 54)(55, 56.5, 59)(60.5, 62.5, 64)cm / 20¾ (20¾, 21 ¼)(21¾, 22 ¼, 23 ¼)(23 ¾, 24 ½, 25 ¼)“
Sleeve length to armhole: 42 (43, 43)(44.5, 44.5, 45.5)(45.5, 47, 47) cm / 16 ½ (17, 17)(17 ½, 17 ½, 18)(18, 18 ½, 18 ½)”



Gauge
26 sts / 30 rows = 10 cm / 4” in cable patt, blocked; 20 sts / 30 rows = 10 cm / 4” in St st, blocked.



Materials
Yarn: Ancient Arts Fibre Crafts Merino DK / Light Worsted
100% SW Merino, 100g/3.5oz, 200m / 220yd
Sample shown in Blue Spruce.

Yardage:
8 (8, 9)(10, 10, 11)(12, 13, 14) skeins.

Yardage Estimate:
Approx 1404 (1517, 1659)(1804, 1938, 2136)(2276, 2479, 2604) m / 1544 (1668, 1825)(1984, 2131, 2350)(2503, 2726, 2864) yds.

Needle sizes:
One set size 4.0mm / US size 6 needles; one set size 4.0mm / US size 6, 40 cm 16” circular needles, one set size 4.5 mm / US size 7, 40 cm / 16” circular needles; or size needed to achieve gauge.

Notions:
Tapestry needle; stitch holder; locking stitch markers; cable needle.



Notes
The back, front and sleeves are worked flat from the bottom up and sewn together. Sts are picked up around neckline and then the neckband is worked in double ribbing in the round.
Some shaping occurs at the same time. Read each section thoroughly before proceeding.
During shaping, if there are not enough sts to work a complete cable, work rem sts in St st, or Rev St st, to keep patt correct.