This sweater is worked from the top-down in-the round. First, you cast on stitches for the yoke and place markers for the raglans. Then, you work short-row shaping to add length to the upper back and shape the curve of the front neckline. You’ll work in the round, doing four-round raglan increase repeats which will add a distinct and pronounced...

The Birdie V-Neck is worked from the top-down. First, the saddles are worked flat, then you pick up along the saddles and use german short-rows to shape the top of the back. Then, you work the top of the left and right fronts individually, using GSR and increases to shape the neckline and push the V shape higher up on your shoulders. Next, you ...

The Birdie Sweater is worked from the top-down in the round, with saddle shoulders blending into raglan shaping to create lovely structure around the shoulders. (The saddles and brief yoke shaping are worked flat. Then, you join in the round before starting modified raglan increases.) Rapid decreases on the arms and before the hem further the s...