Ocean City Sweater Knitting Pattern
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Image description: Nicky, a woman with wavy dark blonde hair, modelling a cream raglan pullover with long sleeves and allover lace, with a lace sand dollar motif across the hips.
Introducing Pay What Works Pricing: the price given reflects the value of the work needed to provide a professionally tested and edited pattern. To allow more people to enjoy my designs, I'm introducing Pay What Works codes that can be used on all patterns in my shop.
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A low vision formatted version is included with 24 point black sans serif text and fully written instructions.
This is a knitting pattern, originally published in Interweave Knits Summer 2019 and is the companion adult version of my Baby Sand Dollar infant/toddler sweater.
My inspiration for this pattern was a longing for warmer, easier days. I was inspired by the shapes and colours of coral, shells, and especially sand dollars, which worked their way into the lace motif. This pattern is for a ladies sweater in five sizes with plenty of positive ease for a relaxed fit. The cotton-wool blend and airy mesh pattern throughout give a lightness to this pullover that lends itself to breezy spring days and cool summer evenings. The mesh pattern is quick to learn; the lace is a little spicier, requiring a bit of attention - but only for a few inches. The seamless raglan construction makes for minimal finishing. A little blocking will make the sand dollar pattern really stand out.
Finished bust - 37 (41½, 48, 54½, 61)" - shown with 1" positive ease, but looks great with additional ease.
Yarn - Cascade Yarns Anchor Bay (50% cotton, 50% superwash merino wool; 262 yards [240 metres]/3.5 ounces [100 grams]): Colour #17 dew, 5 (6, 7, 8, 9) skeins.
Needles - Size 6 (4 mm): 16", 24", and 32" circular and set of double-pointed.
Introducing Pay What Works Pricing: the price given reflects the value of the work needed to provide a professionally tested and edited pattern. To allow more people to enjoy my designs, I'm introducing Pay What Works codes that can be used on all patterns in my shop.
Use code PWW10 to get this pattern for C$7.61 (10% off)
Use code PWW20 to get this pattern for C$6.76 (20% off)
A low vision formatted version is included with 24 point black sans serif text and fully written instructions.
This is a knitting pattern, originally published in Interweave Knits Summer 2019 and is the companion adult version of my Baby Sand Dollar infant/toddler sweater.
My inspiration for this pattern was a longing for warmer, easier days. I was inspired by the shapes and colours of coral, shells, and especially sand dollars, which worked their way into the lace motif. This pattern is for a ladies sweater in five sizes with plenty of positive ease for a relaxed fit. The cotton-wool blend and airy mesh pattern throughout give a lightness to this pullover that lends itself to breezy spring days and cool summer evenings. The mesh pattern is quick to learn; the lace is a little spicier, requiring a bit of attention - but only for a few inches. The seamless raglan construction makes for minimal finishing. A little blocking will make the sand dollar pattern really stand out.
Finished bust - 37 (41½, 48, 54½, 61)" - shown with 1" positive ease, but looks great with additional ease.
Yarn - Cascade Yarns Anchor Bay (50% cotton, 50% superwash merino wool; 262 yards [240 metres]/3.5 ounces [100 grams]): Colour #17 dew, 5 (6, 7, 8, 9) skeins.
Needles - Size 6 (4 mm): 16", 24", and 32" circular and set of double-pointed.
