Wave of Change Sweater Kits
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Description
This pullover gets its name from the purl ridges that create concentric rings around the body. Like a stone dropped into still waters creates a ripple effect, we too can create a wave of change.
This raglan style pullover is worked seamlessly in the round and from the top down. I’ve added German short rows to the back neck area for an ergonomic fit. A video tutorial for working German short rows is included. The body is designed to be boxy with a slightly cropped silhouette. You can, of course, knit the body to your desired length. Suggestions for lengthening are included. The sleeves are also knit in the round using either magic loop or DPNs.
Each kit goes up to a 51" chest and contains (5) skeins of Berroco Mirelle (65% wool, 35% silk, 152 yards). Pattern is available on Ravelry.
Shipping & Returns
We ship anywhere in the continental US. We ship Priority Mail with USPS. We ship in this manner, so we know when you have received your package. We ship on Mondays unless you let us know that you need it right away.
FIND YOUR Ravelry PATTERN
https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/wave-of-change-pullover
Wave of Change Sweater Kits
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