Heritage Sweater Pattern
Heritage is a top-down sweater with the yoke shaped as the compound raglan, which creates a natural line running along the shoulder – something between the classic raglan and set-in sleeve.
For your convenience the yoke shaping is written out individually for each size in a concise manner that is easy to follow.
The main eye catching detail is a subtle texture contrast created by combining basic stitches – stockinette, slip stitches, 1×1 ribbing and basic travelling cable. This mix results in a simple casual knit with an interesting twist to keep you interested.
Heritage sweater looks “architectural” in some way with its simple shape, construction and very basic finishing: neckline trim + applied I-cord for the neckline; i-cord bind-off for the hem and raw sleeve edges, allowing the natural curl of stockinette stitch fabric.
Heritage is light as a feather and would be perfect for cool summer nights. The yarn “plays” with light beautifully – absorbs the sunset light, turning into warm honey-like shade and completely changes under dawn’s light, taking on cool neutral shades.
Heritage is a top-down sweater with the yoke shaped as the compound raglan, which creates a natural line running along the shoulder – something between the classic raglan and set-in sleeve.
For your convenience the yoke shaping is written out individually for each size in a concise manner that is easy to follow.
The main eye catching detail is a subtle texture contrast created by combining basic stitches – stockinette, slip stitches, 1×1 ribbing and basic travelling cable. This mix results in a simple casual knit with an interesting twist to keep you interested.
Heritage sweater looks “architectural” in some way with its simple shape, construction and very basic finishing: neckline trim + applied I-cord for the neckline; i-cord bind-off for the hem and raw sleeve edges, allowing the natural curl of stockinette stitch fabric.
Heritage is light as a feather and would be perfect for cool summer nights. The yarn “plays” with light beautifully – absorbs the sunset light, turning into warm honey-like shade and completely changes under dawn’s light, taking on cool neutral shades.
Heritage is a top-down sweater with the yoke shaped as the compound raglan, which creates a natural line running along the shoulder – something between the classic raglan and set-in sleeve.
For your convenience the yoke shaping is written out individually for each size in a concise manner that is easy to follow.
The main eye catching detail is a subtle texture contrast created by combining basic stitches – stockinette, slip stitches, 1×1 ribbing and basic travelling cable. This mix results in a simple casual knit with an interesting twist to keep you interested.
Heritage sweater looks “architectural” in some way with its simple shape, construction and very basic finishing: neckline trim + applied I-cord for the neckline; i-cord bind-off for the hem and raw sleeve edges, allowing the natural curl of stockinette stitch fabric.
Heritage is light as a feather and would be perfect for cool summer nights. The yarn “plays” with light beautifully – absorbs the sunset light, turning into warm honey-like shade and completely changes under dawn’s light, taking on cool neutral shades.
B O D Y S I Z E S:
XS 29 – 30” (73.5 – 76 cm)
S 32” (81 cm)
M 35” (89 cm)
L 38” (96.5 cm)
XL 41” (104.0 cm)
XXL 43” (109 cm)
3XL 49” (124.5 cm)
Shown in size Small with 2″ of ease.
F I N I S H E D M E A S U R E M E N T S:
Chest/Bust at Underarm: 40 ¼ (41 ¼, 43 ¾, 45 ½, 49, 53 ½, 56 ¾)” 102 (104.7, 111, 115.5, 124.5, 136, 144) cm.
Length From The Underarm: 12 1/2 (13 1/4, 13 1/2, 14 1/2, 15 1/2, 15 1/2, 17 1/2)“ 32 (33.5, 34.5, 37, 39.5, 39.5, 44.5) cm
GAUGE:
22 sts x 30 rnds = 4″ 10 cm in St stitch after blocking.
YARN
250 (250, 300, 300, 300, 350, 350) g of Moeke Yarns “Heritage”, 350 m/100 g sport weight yarn.
Please keep in mind that yardage is an estimate.
List of techniques used:
Slip stitches
Basic travelling cable
I-cord edge (link to a photo tutorial provided)
The pattern has been tested and edited by professional technical editor.