Occultist Pullover
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This is a digital knitting pattern, not a physical product.
Your coven awaits, come join us! Dive into fall with this witchy, October pullover. This design is completely customizable. Use it as a guideline to make your own unique sweater to keep you cozy when the winds start to howl.
This sweater is worked from the top down seamlessly with a circular yoke. A bit of stranded colorwork keeps the yoke interesting. If you like to add a large chart to the lower body, go for it! If you want to keep it simple, just work plain stockinette stitch to the bottom ribbing. Colorwork is resumed on the sleeve to balance out the design. All in all, this is a pretty simple knit. There are a variety of fits, see Fit Guide left and the blocking schematic for more details on sizing and shapes.
Sizes: Extra small (small, medium, large) (extra large, 2x large, 3x large) (4x large, 5x large, 6x large) to fit up to a 30” (34”, 38”, 42”) (46”, 50”, 54”) (58”, 62”, 66”)/75 (85, 95, 105) (115, 125, 135) (147, 157, 168) cm chest circumference, with 1”/2.5 cm of positive ease, for a snug fit. I recommend bumping up a size for a cozy layering sweater!
Yarn: 1000 (1200, 1400, 1600) (1800, 2000, 2200) (2400, 2600, 2800) yards/925 (1100, 1275, 1450) (1650, 1825, 2000) (2200, 2375, 2575) meters of sock weight yarn total.
Needles: Size US 3/3.25 mm and size US 4/3.5 mm circular needles with a long (40”/100 cm) cable, or size needed to obtain gauge and one size smaller.
Gauge: 22 stitches and 30 rows = 4”/10 cm in stranded Stockinette stitch on larger needles. Make sure you work your stitches with nice, loose floats or the work will be uncomfortable on your body.
Notions: 12 - 28 stitch markers, 4 locking stitch markers of one kind, 1 “special” or different locking stitch marker, blocking mat, wires (optional), and t-pins.
Techniques: Knitting in the round, chart reading, basic increases and decreases.
Your coven awaits, come join us! Dive into fall with this witchy, October pullover. This design is completely customizable. Use it as a guideline to make your own unique sweater to keep you cozy when the winds start to howl.
This sweater is worked from the top down seamlessly with a circular yoke. A bit of stranded colorwork keeps the yoke interesting. If you like to add a large chart to the lower body, go for it! If you want to keep it simple, just work plain stockinette stitch to the bottom ribbing. Colorwork is resumed on the sleeve to balance out the design. All in all, this is a pretty simple knit. There are a variety of fits, see Fit Guide left and the blocking schematic for more details on sizing and shapes.
Sizes: Extra small (small, medium, large) (extra large, 2x large, 3x large) (4x large, 5x large, 6x large) to fit up to a 30” (34”, 38”, 42”) (46”, 50”, 54”) (58”, 62”, 66”)/75 (85, 95, 105) (115, 125, 135) (147, 157, 168) cm chest circumference, with 1”/2.5 cm of positive ease, for a snug fit. I recommend bumping up a size for a cozy layering sweater!
Yarn: 1000 (1200, 1400, 1600) (1800, 2000, 2200) (2400, 2600, 2800) yards/925 (1100, 1275, 1450) (1650, 1825, 2000) (2200, 2375, 2575) meters of sock weight yarn total.
Needles: Size US 3/3.25 mm and size US 4/3.5 mm circular needles with a long (40”/100 cm) cable, or size needed to obtain gauge and one size smaller.
Gauge: 22 stitches and 30 rows = 4”/10 cm in stranded Stockinette stitch on larger needles. Make sure you work your stitches with nice, loose floats or the work will be uncomfortable on your body.
Notions: 12 - 28 stitch markers, 4 locking stitch markers of one kind, 1 “special” or different locking stitch marker, blocking mat, wires (optional), and t-pins.
Techniques: Knitting in the round, chart reading, basic increases and decreases.