Sayuri Sweater Pattern
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€6.50
€6.50
SAYURI means “little lily” in Japanese and so I gave this beautiful name to my new sweater because the lace pattern on the yoke reminds me of blooming flowers.
It is a seamless sweater in top-down construction with a scalloped neckline and an interesting lace pattern on the round yoke, while the rest is worked in simple stockinette.
The picture shows size 2 with 6 cm/2.4” of positive ease.
YARN:
Merino Fingering by Kokon Yarns (100% Merino Wool), 320 m/350 yds in 100 Gr
Grams: 305 (330, 360, 395, 425, 465, 515, 555)
Metres: 975 (1055, 1150, 1265, 1360, 1490, 1650, 1775)
Yards: 1070 (1155, 1260, 1385, 1490, 1630, 1805, 1945)
I used colorway “Clay”.
NEEDLES:
· 2.5 mm/U.S. size 1.5 80 cm/32” circular needles
· 2.5 mm/U.S. size 1.5 dpns or your preferred needles for knitting small circumference in the round (neck)
· 3.5 mm/U.S. size 4 80 cm/32” circular needles, or size needed to obtain gauge
· 3.5 mm/U.S. size 4 dpns or your preferred needles for knitting small circumference in the round (sleeves)
NOTIONS:
· stitch holders or waste yarn
· main marker and smaller markers for chart sections
· tapestry needle or crochet hook to weave in ends
GAUGE:
25 sts/36 RNDs = 10 cm/4” square in stockinette stitch on 3.5 mm/U.S. size 4 needles after blocking
SIZES:
1 (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
Finished chest measurement:
80 (87, 96, 107, 117, 126.5, 136, 147) cm
32 (34.75, 38.5, 42.75, 46.75, 50.5, 54.5, 58.75)"
Recommended positive ease: 5-7 cm
PATTERN NOTES:
· The sweater is worked in one piece top down.
· Please make sure your gauge for CHART 1/1A worked with smaller needles is much tighter than the rest. One chart repeat should be about 6 cm wide for CHART 1 and 5.25 cm wide for CHART 1A.
· I recommend swatching for the lace pattern of CHART 2 and if you notice that it is looser than the stockinette stitch, please use smaller needles for working the lace section of your sweater.
· After the round yoke, you separate the sleeves and the body and continue working them separately.
· Written instructions to charts can be found on Pages 10 and 11.
SKILLS REQUIRED:
· basics (cast on/bind off, knit/purl, increase/decrease)
· short rows
· working in the round
· working from a chart
It is a seamless sweater in top-down construction with a scalloped neckline and an interesting lace pattern on the round yoke, while the rest is worked in simple stockinette.
The picture shows size 2 with 6 cm/2.4” of positive ease.
YARN:
Merino Fingering by Kokon Yarns (100% Merino Wool), 320 m/350 yds in 100 Gr
Grams: 305 (330, 360, 395, 425, 465, 515, 555)
Metres: 975 (1055, 1150, 1265, 1360, 1490, 1650, 1775)
Yards: 1070 (1155, 1260, 1385, 1490, 1630, 1805, 1945)
I used colorway “Clay”.
NEEDLES:
· 2.5 mm/U.S. size 1.5 80 cm/32” circular needles
· 2.5 mm/U.S. size 1.5 dpns or your preferred needles for knitting small circumference in the round (neck)
· 3.5 mm/U.S. size 4 80 cm/32” circular needles, or size needed to obtain gauge
· 3.5 mm/U.S. size 4 dpns or your preferred needles for knitting small circumference in the round (sleeves)
NOTIONS:
· stitch holders or waste yarn
· main marker and smaller markers for chart sections
· tapestry needle or crochet hook to weave in ends
GAUGE:
25 sts/36 RNDs = 10 cm/4” square in stockinette stitch on 3.5 mm/U.S. size 4 needles after blocking
SIZES:
1 (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
Finished chest measurement:
80 (87, 96, 107, 117, 126.5, 136, 147) cm
32 (34.75, 38.5, 42.75, 46.75, 50.5, 54.5, 58.75)"
Recommended positive ease: 5-7 cm
PATTERN NOTES:
· The sweater is worked in one piece top down.
· Please make sure your gauge for CHART 1/1A worked with smaller needles is much tighter than the rest. One chart repeat should be about 6 cm wide for CHART 1 and 5.25 cm wide for CHART 1A.
· I recommend swatching for the lace pattern of CHART 2 and if you notice that it is looser than the stockinette stitch, please use smaller needles for working the lace section of your sweater.
· After the round yoke, you separate the sleeves and the body and continue working them separately.
· Written instructions to charts can be found on Pages 10 and 11.
SKILLS REQUIRED:
· basics (cast on/bind off, knit/purl, increase/decrease)
· short rows
· working in the round
· working from a chart