Biscuit Super Chunky Knitting Pattern

This super chunky knitting pattern is a great test of patience for intermediate level knitters, and comes as an easy-to-read downloadable PDF.

Description:

Biscuit is a super cropped, super chunky, dropped shoulder, off-shoulder jumper.

This jumper is knitted from the bottom up in separate pieces, using 4 strands of the same yarn held together, in 2 different colours. The jumper is knitted flat, and assembled at the end. First you will need to work the back body, starting from the bottom. The entire back is worked in half fisherman’s rib, and the neck and shoulders are bound off without shaping. The front is then worked in the same way as the back until the shaping takes place, by binding off the centre part, and working the 2 shoulders seperately. You will use decreases to shape the front neckline. The sleeves are then made by working 1×1 rib stitch for the cuffs, increasing directly above the cuff, and knitting half fisherman’s rib for the rest of the sleeves. The shoulders are joined, and the arms are attached to the body, and then the side and underarm seams are joined in one go.

Material Specifics:

3 strands of Alpaka by DROPS in col. A (off white uni colour 100) 100% alpaca 50 g = 167 m

750g

Held together with

1 strand of Alpaka by DROPS in col. B (light nougat mix 2020) 100% alpaca 50 g = 167 m

250g

Gauge

12 sts x 26 rows in half fisherman rib on 5 mm needles = 10 x 10cm after wash and blocking.

Flat Measurements:

Width: 64cm measured from armpit to armpit

Length: 38cm measured from shoulder

Sleeve: 63cm measured from nape of neck

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