No.3 Sweater Pattern

Online Download of PDF Pattern, or FREE with purchase of yarn for this pattern (request the pattern in notes with your yarn order)

Part of Biches & Bûches colourful series, this one was the first created. A light sweater that will definitely put some colour into your closet, shining all through the day.
By Astrid Troland.

techniques : knit stitch + purl stitch + knitting with one color at a time + picking up stitches + 3-needle cast off + sewing using mattress stitches
construction : the sweater is knit flat bottom up, in four pieces, and sewn together.

Sizes

small / medium / large / x-large / xx-large

Finished Measurements

small : chest width 47cm [18.5"]/ length 56cm [22.1"] / sleeve length 43cm [17"]/ armhole 18cm [7.1"]
medium : chest width 52cm [20.5"] / length 58cm [22.9"] / sleeve length 44cm [17.3"] / armhole 20cm [7.9"]
large : chest width 57cm [22.5"] / length 61cm [24"] / sleeve length 45cm [17.7"] / armhole 22cm [8.7"]
x-large : chest width 62cm [24.4"] / length 61cm [24"] / sleeve length 43cm [17"] / armhole 25cm [9.8"]
xx-large : chest width 67cm [26.4"] / length 61cm [24"] / sleeve length 42cm [16.5"] / armhole 27cm [10.6"]

Yarn

biches & bûches "le petit lambswool", a natural and 100% lambswool from Scotland.

MC 200g / 250g / 300g / 350g / 400g (shown in Beige)
CC1 100g / 100g / 100g / 150g / 150g (shown in Dark Green Grey)
CC2 50g (shown in Turquoise)
CC3 50g (shown in  Medium Blue)
CC4 50g (shown in Dark Red)

Needles

2.5mm (US 2)
3mm (US 3)

"how to determine your size: you can take your favorite knitted sweater, worked in a yarn similar to the one you are considering, and measure its dimensions. it may not have the exact same shape, but it will give you an idea of the size to choose ! a sweater in thin wool is often designed a little loose, so it is best to choose a slightly larger than smaller size, and biches & bûches designs are actually not intended to be worn tight"