Test knit. Love the two color yoke. This sticky fingering yarn doesn’t require catching floats. Designer allowed a pop of color at the wrists. I used a 1.5” corrugated rib cuff with a purl bind off. I copied the 7 stitch repeat from the very bottom of the chart which worked great for 56 stitches. I admit it’s a tight cuff and has zero stretch but it’s perfect for my small hands to slip through and keep the sleeve from falling past my wrist.

For the black contrast color, I used two strands, one each of Pebble and Findley to achieve a light fingering weight.

For the bottom hem, I reduced the stitch count by 1 to get to 259 which is divisible by 7 (the stitch count for my corrugated rib pattern). Finished the bottom hem as a corrugated rib same as sleeves cuff. Will need to fix it somehow because the bind off is too loose and it curls up.

Used every bit of all 6 skeins of the Tones light, including gauge swatches and two 2 gram balls. Most skeins were overweight.

Sweater is size 3 (40”) on a 36” full bust. I love the extra room in the upper sleeve allowing for free movement. The extra width is my preference for sweaters and is not overly much. I made my sleeve cuff intentionally tight to keep them from slipping down my tiny wrists.

Entire sweater weighs 339 grams.