One basic design for 10 different yarn types and 14 sizes.A classic contiguous shaped sweater with [k1, p1] ribbing for hem, neckband and cuffs. The sweater is knit seamlessly form the top down. First the neckline is shaped with short rows, using the german short rows method, then the pullover is worked in full rounds. After dividing the sleeve stitches from the body, the lower part is knit.Since you start from the top, the sweater can be tried on at any time, after the sleeve divide. In this way, width and length can be adjusted. This classic design is surprisingly easy to use for your own ideas. The sweater can be designed with cable patterns, lace patterns, stripes, or even pockets, to create your very own favorite sweater. At the same time, the design offers a platform for playing with different materials. Any yarn, from wool, silk, cotton or even linen, will paint a unique character. We have added instructions for short sleeves, turtle neck and A-line-shaping, so the design is suitable for cozy winter sweaters, as well as summer tops. CONTIGUOUS basics: 1 Basic Design 14 Sizes 10 Yarn Weights Techniques Yarn Suggestions Yarn Consumption for 10 Yarn Weights SIZES: Finished sweater chest width: 1: 87 cm / 2: 92 cm / 3: 96 cm / 4: 101 cm / 5: 106 cm / 6: 113 cm 7: 116 cm / 8: 123 cm / 9: 128 cm / 10: 132 cm / 11: 137 cm / 12: 142 cm 13: 147 cm / 14: 152 cm GAUGE: The instructions are for the following gauges: 26 sts x 39 rows / 24 sts x 36 rows / 23 sts x 34 rows / 22 sts x 33 rows / 20 sts x 30 rows 19 sts x 28 rows / 18 sts x 27 rows / 17 sts x 25 rows / 16 sts x 24 rows / 13 sts x 20 rows NEEDLE SIZES: The instructions are for needle sizes ranging from 2.5 mm to 7 mm.
