Materials: 

• Suggested Yarn : Traveling Yarn / Forest Floor (DK base - 75% SW Merino, 25% nylon) and Slalom (Tweed Me base - 85% SW Merino, 15% Donegal nep)

• Yarn: DK Weight

• Needles:

  • Size 4 (3.5mm) circular knitting needles for neck ribbing.

  • Size 6 (4mm) circular knitting needles. 40” needles are great (especially for sizes 4+), but whatever you have on hand that is 30”+ will work.

• Scissors

• Yarn needle

• Scrap yarn or spare circular needles for holding stitches

Gauge: 

4” = 22 stitches, 28 rows

Sizing:    

Do you like a loose fit or a snug fit? This sweater was designed to include 4” of positive ease (which means you measure the fullest part of your bust, add 4” then pick the size closest to that.) If you have an in between size, it’s best to go up, unless you’re a loose knitter, then go down. If you prefer a snugger fit, choose a size that is 2” larger than your bust size. Also, if you plan on blocking your sweater, make sure to keep in mind the minimal stretching that occurs during blocking when choosing your size.

Is it a dream of yours to design sweaters like mine? Check out my Yoke Sweater Design course at Morthunder.com! Throughout 9 carefully written video modules, I will teach you my entire process that makes yoke sweater designing super easy and fun! I also include many worksheets that help cement + implement  the concepts taught in this course so you can get going with your sweater designing career!