When working the K4b stitch, it’s important not to make it too loose. The first time I knitted into the third section, I found that the Bubble pattern didn’t look nice and the yoke turned out too large. I unraveled it and re-knitted, making sure the K4b stitch was the same size as the other stitches. This way, the finished Bubble looks better and matches the gauge.

I didn’t use a tubular bind-off for the hem and cuffs; instead, I used a regular bind-off.

My sleeves:
I knitted the St st without any decreases until just before the cuff. Then I worked the next 2 rounds before starting the cuff.
Next Rnd : (k2, k2tog) rep to end, 20 sts dec’d.
Next Rnd : k to end.

The ease of this sweater for me is 11 cm.

A : 101 cm
B : 41 cm
C : 32 cm
D : 53.5 cm
E : 23 cm
F : 27.5 cm
G : 23 cm

Bubble Stitch Part 1‬
‭C1 : Koala
C2 : Cream

Bubble Stitch Part 2
‭C1 : Mousy Gray
C2 : Dusty Blue Whale
C3 : Navy blue
C4 : Elephant Blue

Bubble Stitch Part 3
‭C1 : Cream
C2 : Purple elephant
C3 : Dusty Blue Whale
C4 : Koala

Bubble Stitch Part 4
‭C1 : Purple elephant
C2 : Mousy Gray

Bubble Stitch at Hem
‭C1 : Elephant Blue
C2：Navy blue