Emmy's white mountains sweater
Finished
October 1, 2024
October 8, 2024

Emmy's white mountains sweater

Project info
White Mountains by Midori Hirose
Knitting
SweaterPullover
Emmy
XS
Needles & yarn
US 10 - 6.0 mm
14 stitches and 20 rows = 4 inches
in St st
Ice Yarns Merino Chunky
7.5 skeins = 817.5 yards (747.5 meters), 750 grams
Ice Yarns
Notes

What a well written pattern. The instructions for the neck and raglan sections looks daunting but if you stick to your lane it is so easy to follow. I copied the instructions and deleted all the numbers that didn’t refer to the size I am knitting.

WHITE MOUNTAIN XXS

Made with chunky yarn so the fabric is very thick.

Changed the neck to be a 2” crew neck.

With 4.5mm needles CO 85sts and knit the 3 rows of tubular cast on.

Change to 5mm needles and Join in the round by slipping first CO st (slip knot) from LHN to RHN, pass the last CO st over slipped st and pull it, PM, 84sts

Work neck ribbing for 10 rounds.

Change to 6mm needles and work 1 more round of ribbing.

Row 1(RS): K18, p1, k2, PM for sleeve increase, m1L, PM for sleeve increase, k2, p1, k1, turn.

Row 2(WS): Sl-gsr, k1, p2, SM, p1, SM, ** p2, k1, p18, k1, p2 , PM for sleeve increase, m1Rp, PM for sleeve increase, p2, k1, p1, turn.
m1Rp

Row 3: Sl-gsr, p1, k2, SM, k1, SM, * k2, p1, k18, p1, k2 , SM, m1L, k1, SM, k2, p1, k-gsr, k2, turn.

Row 4: Sl-gsr, p2, k1, p2, SM, p2, SM, work same as Row 2, SM, m1Rp, p1, SM, p2, k1, p-gsr, p2, turn.

Row 5: Sl-gsr, k2, p1, k2, SM, k2, SM, work same as Row 3, SM, m1L, k2, m1R, SM, k2, p1, k2, k-gsr, k2, turn.
m1R

Row 6: Sl-gsr, p4, k1, p2, SM, p4, SM, work same as Row 2, SM, m1Rp, p2, m1Lp, SM, p2, k1, p2, p-gsr, p2, turn.
m1Lp

Row 7: Sl-gsr, k4, p1, k2, SM, k4, SM, work same as Row 3, SM, m1L, k4, m1R, SM, k2, p1, k4, k-gsr, k2, turn.

Row 8: Sl-gsr, p6, k1, p2, SM, p6, SM, work same as Row 2, SM, m1Rp, p4, m1Lp, SM, p2, k1, p4, p-gsr, p2, turn.

Row 9(RS): Sl-gsr, k6, p1, k2, SM, k6, SM, work same as Row 3, SM, m1L, k6, m1R, SM, k2, p1, k6, k-gsr, k3, turn.

Row 10(WS): Sl-gsr, p9, k1, p2, SM, p8, SM, work same as Row 2, SM, m1Rp, p6, m1Lp, SM, p2, k1, p6, p-gsr, p3, turn.

Row 11: Sl-gsr, k9, p1, k2, SM, k8, SM, work same as Row 3, SM, m1L, k8, m1R, SM, k2, p1, k9, k-gsr, k4, turn.

Row 12: Sl-gsr, p13, k1, p2, SM, p10, SM, work same as Row 2, SM, m1Rp, p8, m1Lp, SM, p2, k1, p9, p-gsr, p4, turn.

Row 13: Sl-gsr, k13, p1, k2, SM, k10, SM, k2, p1, k18, SM (= EOR).

Round 14: K18, p1, k2, SM, m1L, k10, m1R, SM, k2, p1, k13, k-gsr, k8, k-gsr, k13, repeat in this round, k18strong text, SM.

= 108sts Go to body and sleeve increase set up round

BODY AND SLEEVE INCREASE INSTRUCTIONS:

Set Up Round: * K to 5 sts before marker, PM for body increase, k2, p1, k2, SM for sleeve increase, k to marker, SM for sleeve increase, k2, p1, k2, PM for body increase * , repeat once more, k to marker, SM.
Sleeve-Inc Round: * K body sts to marker, SM, k2, p1, k2, SM, m1L, k sleeve sts to marker, m1R, SM, k2, p1, k2, SM , repeat–* once more, k to marker, SM. = 4 sts inc (2 sts for each sleeve).
Non-Inc Round: * K body sts to marker, SM, k2, p1, k2, SM, k sleeve sts to marker, SM, k2, p1, k2, SM , repeat–* once more, k to marker, SM.
Sleeve & Body-Inc Round: * K body sts to marker, m1R, SM, k2, p1, k2, SM, m1L, k sleeve sts to marker, m1R, SM, k2, p1, k2, SM, m1L , repeat–* once more,
k to marker, SM. = 8 sts inc (2 sts for each sleeve, 2 sts for each front and back body).
Body-Inc Round: * K body sts to marker, m1R, SM, k2, p1, k2, SM, k sleeve sts
to marker, SM, k2, p1, k2, SM, m1L , repeat–* once more, k to marker, SM. = 4 sts inc (2 sts for each front and back body).

Continue here after round 14 and the instructions for the body and sleeve increases.

Work Body And Sleeve Increase Set Up Round (see above) = 16+5+12+5+32+5+12+5+16 sts*

Round 1: Work Sleeve-Inc Round.
Round 2: Work Non-Inc Round. Rounds 3–4: Repeat Rounds 1–2. = 16+5+16+5+32+5+16+5+16 sts

Round 5: Work Sleeve & Body-Inc Round (see above).
Round 6: Work Non-Inc Round.

Rounds 7–8: Repeat Rounds 5–6.

Round 9: Work Body-Inc Round (see above).
Round 10: Work Non-Inc Round.

Round 11: Work Sleeve & Body-Inc Round (see above).
Round 12: Work Non-Inc Round.

Rounds 13–32: Repeat Rounds 9–12, 5 more times.

Rounds 33–35: Repeat Rounds 9–11.

INSTRUCTIONS TO DIVIDE SLEEVES AND BODY: * K to marker, RM for body increase, k3, bring the yarn to front of work, slip the next stitch purl-wise, then return the yarn to the back, slip the stitch on RHN back to LHN, place next 38(= 2 raglan sts + sleeve sts + 2 raglan sts) and RM for sleeve increase markers from LHN on waste yarn, turn work, CO 4sts, turn work, sl 1 st from LHN to RHN, pass the last CO st over slipped st to close the hole, pull the working yarn (= 8 CO sts remain), k2, RM for body increase * , repeat once more but do not PM be- tween CO sts, k to marker, RM (= previous EOR in center back), k to marker (= new EOR under arm), SM.

BODY INSTRUCTIONS

K 38 rounds stocking st

K 4” 1x1 ribbing st. Body length 11 1/2”.

Bind off with kitchener bind off.

SLEEVES:

With main needles, beginning at center of underarm, pick up the first 5sts from half of the stitches you cast on at the underarm, k38 sleeve stitches, then pick up the 5sts from remaining underarm, PM, join for working in the round. = 48 sts.

Work next 22 rounds as follows, then skip to Plain Rounds:

Round 1–2: K to marker, SM.

Round 3 (dec): K1, k2tog, k to 3 sts before end, ssk, k1, SM. = 2 sts dec, (46sts)

Round 4–5: K to marker, SM. = 2 rounds

Round 6 (dec): Same as Round 3. = 2 sts dec, (44sts)

Round 7–8: K to marker, SM. = 2 rounds

Round 9 (dec): Same as Round 3. = 2 sts dec, (42sts)

Round 10–12: K to marker, SM. = 3 rounds

Round 13 (dec): Same as Round 3. = 2 sts dec, (40sts)

Round 14–16: K to marker, SM. = 3 rounds

Round 17 (dec): Same as Round 3. = 2 sts dec, (38sts)

Round 18–21: K to marker, SM. = 4 rounds

Round 22 (dec): Same as Round 3. = 2 sts dec, (36sts)

Round 23-54: K

Change needle to 5.5mm

Round 55-94: K 20 rounds of K1P1 ribbing

Bind off with kitchener bind off.

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Finished
October 1, 2024
October 8, 2024
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About this yarn
by Ice Yarns
Bulky
50% Merino, 50% Acrylic
109 yards / 100 grams

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  1. A bit coarse
  2. Only 2 mid-skein joins in the 8 skeins I bought.
  3. Colour ran when I blocked my swatch
  • Project created: October 1, 2024
  • Finished: October 9, 2024
  • Updated: October 19, 2024
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