Can a sweater be light and drapey while at the same time being cozy and chunky? I think this sweater design proves that the answer to that question is a resounding YES! I really went for it with the design details, combining lace, cables, nupps, a wide neckline, an oversized fit and of course those statement puff sleeves! Knit at a loose gauge to create flattering drape, this sweater practically knits itself. You’ll be wearing your new favourite sweater before you know it!

Sizes
1 (2, 3, 4, 5)
Finished bust circumference: 45 (52.5, 59.5, 67, 75.5)”.
Intended to fit with 12-15” of positive ease. Sample shown is size 1 worn with 13” of positive ease.

Gauge
13 stitches and 16 rounds = 4” square in stockinette stitch on larger needle, knit in the round, measured after blocking.

Recommended Needles
US #11 / 8mm and US #10 / 6mm
16” circulars, 32” circulars, and DPNs in each size.
Or size needed to obtain gauge.

Yarn
Approximately 800 (875, 1000, 1150, 1300) yards of chunky weight yarn such as Tanis Fiber Arts PureWash Chunky, or the same amount of 2 (or more!) different yarns that when held together achieve gauge.

Sample shown features 1 strand of Noro Silk Garden in colour 1 and 1 strand of Tanis Fiber Arts Kid Mohair in Crystal held together throughout.

Additional Tools and Materials
6 stitch markers, waste yarn or stitch holder, tapestry needle, cable needle, crochet hook.

Ravelry project page here.