Notes

• swatch a LARGE swatch…maintaining gauge in broken rib can be misleading for a small swatch. I was on gauge with 3,0mm but after working 4” of the back, I noticed the piece was too large. The gauge must have been just slightly off but over such a large number of stitches the overall width was greatly impacted
• Gauge is off, to get stitch gauge I had to go down to 2,75mm but this made my row gauge shorter (pattern gauge 32.5 x 46.5)
• row gauge is easier to compensate, will just adjust the rate of decreases to meet pattern length by piece
• working the front first since it will need the most mods, this is a travel project

Front

• German twisted co
• Work 28r
• [dec, 27r] x 2
• [dec, 25r] x 4
• 188r to UA
• B/O 8 x 2, 4r even
• Dec
• [4r, dec] x 6
• [3r, dec] x 6
• [1r, dec] x 7
• [Raglan +Neck (rn) / neck (n) ] x 11
• [rn, 1r] x 5
• When 5 st left, (p, 3k, p) or cdd over 3k stitches to maintain dec lines
• Added 6r during raglan decreases, then add 2 rows during neck and raglan decreases
• Body to UA = 96g
• Raglan dec = 33g
• Raglan + neck dec = 3g
• Total front = 132g

Back

• German twisted c/o
• Work 28r
• [dec, K27r] x 2
• [dec, k25r] x 4
• b/o for ua, then k4r
• Dec
• [k4r, dec] x 6
• [k3r, dec] x 6
• [k1r, dec] x 24
• Back: 133g

Sleeves

• c/o with 2,25 alt cable cast on
• Rib for 26r
• Change to 2,75 for bell shaping
• Complete shaping per pattern, k9r to 17”
• Slv: 91/92/183g

Collar

• Change pick up to back shoulder. When picking up front, pick up 3:4 rows along neck shaping and then the 26 bound off neck stitches.
• Work 19r 2x2 ribbing = 20r total, then 2r set up
• Tubular b/o
• 11g

Yardage

• Front: 132g
• Back: 133g
• Sleeve: 91/92/183g
• Collar: 11g
• Seaming: 5g
• Total:464g