Amy jumper - made using Warth Mill This pattern is worked flat and stitched together. It features a boat neck, inset sleeves and cable panels down the length of the sleeves and across the bottom hem of the garment. Click here to browse our Warth Mill shades! Instant download after purchase, no printed copy will be sent. Why choose British wool? British wool is known for its durability, natural warmth, and sustainable qualities. By choosing this yarn, you're not only making something that's going to last a lifetime but are also supporting UK farmers and the continuation of traditional wool production. Click here to read more about our partnership with the British Wool Board. Pattern details Difficulty: Intermediate Gauge: 22 sts and 28 rows to 10 cm / 4 ins over stocking stitch on 4 mm needles (or the size required to give correct tension). Size guide: Size To Fit Chest (cm) To Fit Chest (in) Actual Measurement (cm) Actual Measurement (in) Full Length (cm) Full Length (in) Sleeve Length (cm) Sleeve Length (in) 1 81/86 32/34 88 34 60 23 46 18 2 91/97 36/38 99 24 62 24 46 18 3 102/107 40/42 108 26 66 26 47 18 4 112/117 44/46 119 27 69 27 48 19 5 122/127 48/50 128 28 71 28 48 19 Suggested needles 4 mm (US 6) straight needles 3.25 mm (US 3) straight needles Cable needle Yarn requirements 500 - 800g of Warth Mill (100g = 204m/ 223 yards). Our sample is made in shade Fistral Blue. Care instructions All our yarns are non-superwash. This means you will need to hand wash your finished projects. Dry flat and do not wring.
