PATTERN | CAMILO PULLOVER
| Construction: | knitted |
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| Skill level: | Intermediate |
| Pattern language: | German, English |
| Measurement/Size: | (S; M; L; XL) (XXL; 3XL; 4XL/5XL) |
| Yarn: | Cumbria |
| Needle: | 3 mm | 2.5 US / 3,5 mm | 4 US |
| Gauge: | 33 stitches x 25 rows |
Specifications
Origin
The CAMILO jumper is worked throughout in a simple checkerboard pattern made up of knitted and purled squares. The body is first worked in rounds from the bottom up; then the front and back sections are divided and worked separately in rows. The shoulders of the back section are sloped; in the front they are worked straight and somewhat higher, so that the shoulder seams are shifted to the back. The sleeves are worked from the top down, directly from the armholes. The sleeve cap is shaped using short rows; then the sleeve is worked in the round and tapered down to the ribbed cuff.
The sizes correspond to the chest circumference as follows: (S; M; L; XL) (XXL; 3XL; 4XL/5XL) = (35; 39; 42; 45) (48; 51; 54; 58)” / (90; 98; 106; 114) (122; 130; 138–146) cm chest circumference
(measured on the body). The pullover has a normal, loose fit with a positive ease of approximately 3.1–5.5” (8–14 cm). Example: if you have a chest circumference of 38.6” (98 cm), you knit the pullover in size M and it fits comfortably with a positive ease of 3.1” (8 cm).
You need:
(8; 9; 10; 11) (12; 14; 15) x 50 g (1.76 oz) Pascuali Cumbria (60% cotton, 40% viscose) in the colour of your choice
Colour of the pictured sample: #336 (Mallow)
US 4 (3.5 mm) circular needle/DPNs for body and sleeves
US 2.5 (3 mm) circular needle/DPNs for cuffs and hem or needle sizes required to get gauge
Stitch markers
Stitch holder or waste yarn
Tapestry needle and scissors
