PetiteKnit Wednesday Sweater Pattern Booklet
The Wednesday Sweater is a top-down knit with classic shaping and a modern, oversized turtleneck. It begins with the back, worked flat and shaped with short rows to create a comfortable shoulder slope. Each shoulder is then worked separately and joined to form the front yoke. The front and back are connected at the underarms, and the body is knit in the round. Sleeves are picked up and worked in the round using your preferred method—Magic Loop, double-pointed, or a small circular needle. The sweater is finished with a generous turtleneck and neat twisted rib edges. Be sure to knit a swatch first to check gauge and ensure a good fit.
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PetiteKnit Wednesday Sweater Pattern Booklet
The Wednesday Sweater is a top-down knit with classic shaping and a modern, oversized turtleneck. It begins with the back, worked flat and shaped with short rows to create a comfortable shoulder slope. Each shoulder is then worked separately and joined to form the front yoke. The front and back are connected at the underarms, and the body is knit in the round. Sleeves are picked up and worked in the round using your preferred method—Magic Loop, double-pointed, or a small circular needle. The sweater is finished with a generous turtleneck and neat twisted rib edges. Be sure to knit a swatch first to check gauge and ensure a good fit.
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The Wednesday Sweater is a top-down knit with classic shaping and a modern, oversized turtleneck. It begins with the back, worked flat and shaped with short rows to create a comfortable shoulder slope. Each shoulder is then worked separately and joined to form the front yoke. The front and back are connected at the underarms, and the body is knit in the round. Sleeves are picked up and worked in the round using your preferred method—Magic Loop, double-pointed, or a small circular needle. The sweater is finished with a generous turtleneck and neat twisted rib edges. Be sure to knit a swatch first to check gauge and ensure a good fit.
