Designed by Sonja Bargielowska for Blacker Yarns

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1 Designed by Sonja Bargielowska for Blacker Yarns

2 FINISHED GARMENT MEASUREMENTS Upper Arm Circumference: 28 (31, 33, 36, 38, 42) cm / 11 (12, 13, 14, 15, 16.5) inches Sleeve length: 46 cm / 18 inches, all sizes Bust Circumference: 96.5 (107, 117, 127, 137, 147.5) cm / 38 (42, 46, 50, 54, 58) inches Further measurements are given on the Schematics, Page 2 Note: Due to the modular construction of this jumper, it is possible to mix and match between the sizes on the Upper Arm and the Bust Circumference. Notes for how to do this are included in pattern. Designed to be worn with 3.75 cm / 1.5 inches of positive ease on upper arm measurements, and cm / 4 8 inches on bust. Upper arm measurement is the most crucial to ensure a good fit. Cover model has 79 cm / 31 inch bust and is wearing bust size 107 cm / 42 inches YARN Blacker Yarns Mohair Blends, 4-ply (50% British Mohair, 50% British Wool; 175 metres / 190 yards per 50g) Shown in: Tregadillet; 7 (7, 8, 9, 10, 11) balls OR Blacker Yarns Brushwork, Sport (70% Scottish Bowmont, 10% Castlemilk Moorit and 20% British Alpaca; 152 metres / 165 yards per 50g) Shown in: Impasto; 7 (8, 8, 10, 11, 12) balls DIFFICULTY Techniques include: working cables from multiple charts, increasing in pattern, picking up stitches, short row shaping, folded hem NEEDLES AND NOTIONS 3.75 mm (UK 9, US 5) 80 cm / 32 inch circular knitting needle 3.25 mm (UK 10, US 3) 80 cm / 32 inch circular knitting needle 3 stitch markers Cable needle 1 Locking stitch marker Smooth scrap yarn or stitch holder Darning needle GAUGE / TENSION 28 sts and 30 rows to 10 cm / 4 inch square measured over Cable Pattern 22 sts and 35 rows to 10 cm / 4 inch square measured over Stocking Stitch Always use a needle size which results in the correct gauge after blocking Note: You must match cabled row gauge in order to achieve the correct yoke measurements Abbreviations can be found on page 12 PATTERN NOTES This garment begins at the right sleeve. The sleeves and yoke of this garment are knitted flat in one piece using a six-row cable repeat. Stitches are then picked up from the selvedge and the rest of the garment is knitted in the round, working top down in Stocking Stitch. A small amount of short row shaping is added to elongate the back and the garment is finished with a folded hem.

3 SCHEMATIC YOKE CONSTRUCTION

4 1. CAST ON AND CABLE SET-UP Using MC and larger needles cast on 46 (46, 46, 46, 58, 58) sts using the Long Tail Cast On and work as follows: Set up Row 1 (RS): k2, p2, PM, [k4, p2] two (two, two, two, three, three) times, k8, [p2, k4] three (three, three, three, four, four) times, PM, p2, k1, s1wyif Set up Row 2 (WS): k1, p1, k2, SM, [p4, k2] three (three, three, three, four, four) times, p8, [k2, p4] two (two, two, two, three, three) times, SM, k2, p1, s1wyif INSTRUCTIONS Size 4: Knit rows 1-24 working shaded rows two times each, then knit rows 1-24 three more times working shaded rows one time each (108 rows in total) Size 5: Knit rows 1-24 three times working shaded rows two times each, then knit rows 1-10 one more time, maintaining shaded rows as set (119 rows in total) Size 6: Knit rows 1-24 working shaded rows two times each, then knit rows 1-24 three more times working shaded rows one time each (108 rows in total) Repeat these two rows once more, then switch to working from Chart A between two stitch markers, keeping the stitches outside of the markers as set Work rows 1-6 of Chart A once Note: this six-row cable repeat will form the main stitch pattern of the sleeves and yoke. From this point on, you will continue to repeat Chart A inside the stitch markers 2. RIGHT SLEEVE Work Rows 1-24 of Charts B & C 2 (3, 3, 4, 3, 4) times in total working increases as follows: Sleeve increases are the same for each size, but worked over a different number of rows. All sizes follow instructions from Charts B and C, but repeat the shaded non-increase rows the following number of times according to your size: Size 1: Knit rows 1-24 twice working shaded rows three times each, then knit rows 1-10 one more time, maintaining shaded rows as set (111 rows in total) Size 2: Knit rows 1-24 working shaded rows three times each, then knit rows 1-24 two more times working shaded rows two times each (120 rows in total) Size 3: Knit rows 1-24 three times working shaded rows two times each, then knit rows 1-10 one more time, maintaining shaded rows as set (119 rows in total) All RS Rows: work Chart B, SM, work Chart A, SM, work Chart C All WS Rows: work Chart C, SM, work Chart A, SM, work Chart B Note: on Row 22 of Charts B & C, you will move these markers and absorb 6 sts on either side of markers into Chart A instructions, thereby incorporating them into the six-row cable repeat 76 (82, 88, 94, 100, 106) sts All increases have now been worked. Add a locking stitch marker to your next row, to mark the end of increase shaping Continue as set, without increase shaping, until sleeve measures 46 cm / 18 inches from cast on edge, or desired length. End by working a Row 2 (WS) row of Chart A, removing both stitch markers as their position will change in the next section 3. BODY SET-UP With RS facing, cast on 15 (12, 15, 12, 15, 12) sts using the Cable Cast On and work as follows: Set Up Row (RS): k2, p2, PM, work Row 3 of Chart A to 7 (4, 7, 4, 7, 4) sts before end of row, p to last 2 sts, k2

5 With WS facing, cast on 15 (12, 15, 12, 15, 12) sts using the Cable Cast On and work as follows: Set Up Row (WS): p2, k2, PM work Row 4 of Chart A to marker, SM, k2, p1, s1wyif 106 (106, 118, 118, 130, 130) sts Note: once the sleeves and neck are finished and blocked, the stitches just cast on will be seamed together and become the upper body, from which the remaining body stitches will be picked up and worked 4. MAIN BODY AND NECKLINE Note: if you would like a garment with less ease around the bust, then switch to an alternate size for the body and neckline Row 1 (RS): k2, p2, SM, work Chart A to marker, SM, p2, k1, s1wyif Row 2 (WS): k1, p1, k2, SM work Chart A to marker, SM, k2, p1, s1wyif Repeat these two rows until work measures 12.5 (14.5, 17, 18.5, 21, 22.5) cm / 4.75 (5.75, 6.75, 7.25, 8.25, 8.75) inches from main body selvedge; end by working a Row 6 (WS) row of Chart A and remove both stitch markers whilst working this last row, as their position will change in the next section Front Neckline is worked over next 50 (50, 56, 56, 62, 62) sts, place remaining 56 (56, 62, 62, 68, 68) sts onto scrap yarn or holder Work rows 1 55 of Chart D, remembering to repeat rows a total of three (three, three, four, four, five) times Once all rows of Chart D have been worked, break yarn and place these 50 (50, 56, 56, 62, 62) sts onto scrap yarn or holder Return 56 (56, 62, 62, 68, 68) previously held sts to needle and rejoin yarn at neck opening. Back Neckline is worked over these live sts, beginning with RS facing Work rows 1 37 of Chart E, remembering to repeat rows a total of six (six, six, seven, seven, eight) times two sections will be rejoined on the next row Set Up Row (WS): k1, p1, k2, PM, work as set until you ve worked all 56 (56, 62, 62, 68, 68) live sts, with WS facing return held 50 (50, 56, 56, 62, 62) sts to left needle and continue working as set until 4 sts before end of row, PM, k2, p1, s1wyif Row 1 (RS): k2, p2, SM, work Chart A to marker, SM, p2, k1, s1wyif Row 2 (WS): k1, p1, k2, SM work Chart A to marker, SM, k2, p1, s1wyif Repeat these two rows until work measures 12.5 (14.5, 17, 18.5, 21, 22.5) cm / 4.75 (5.75, 6.75, 7.25, 8.25, 8.75) inches from neck edge; end by working a Row 4 (WS) row of Chart A. Remove markers when working final row. 5. LEFT SLEEVE SET-UP Note: if you have switched sizes for the body and neckline, remember to switch back to your original size when working second sleeve Cast Off Row 1 (RS): Loosely cast off 15 (12, 15, 12, 15, 12) sts, k1, p5 (2, 5, 2, 5, 2), PM, work Row 5 of Chart A to 4 sts before end of row, p2, k1, s1wyif Cast Off Row 2 (WS): Loosely cast off 15 (12, 15, 12, 15, 12) sts, p1, k5 (2, 5, 2, 5, 2), PM, work Row 6 of Chart A to marker, SM, k5 (2, 5, 2, 5, 2), p1, s1wyif 76 (82, 88, 94, 100, 106) sts 6.LEFT SLEEVE To ensure an even fit, count number of rows between your locking stitch marker and sts cast off at right underarm. Knit straight in pattern for the same number of rows before beginning decrease shaping after working a WS row: If knitting size 2, 4 or 6 move your stitch markers as follows on final row: Decrease Set Up (WS): k1, p1, k- (2, -, 2, -, 2), RM, p4, k2, PM, work Chart A to 6 sts before next M, PM, k2, p4, RM, k- (2, -, 2, -, 2), p1, s1wyif Once all rows of Chart E have been worked the

6 Sleeve decreases are the same for each size, but worked over a different number of rows. All sizes follow instructions from Charts F and G, but repeat the shaded non-decrease rows the following number of times according to your size: Size 1: Knit rows working shaded rows three times each, then knit rows 1-24 twice, maintaining shaded rows as set (111 rows in total) Size 2: Knit rows 1-24 twice working shaded rows two times each, then knit rows 1-24 one more time working shaded rows three times each (120 rows in total) Size 3: Knit rows three times working shaded rows two times each, then knit rows 1-24 three more times, maintaining shaded rows as set (119 rows in total) Size 4: Knit rows 1-24 three times working shaded rows one time each, then knit rows 1-24 one more time working shaded rows two times each (108 rows in total) Size 5: Knit rows three times working shaded rows two times each, then knit rows 1-24 three more times, maintaining shaded rows as set (119 rows in total) Size 6: Knit rows 1-24 three times working shaded rows one time each, then knit rows 1-24 one more time working shaded rows two times each (108 rows in total) All RS Rows: work Chart F, SM, work Chart A, SM, work Chart G All WS Rows: work Chart G, SM, work Chart A, SM, work Chart F Note: On row 22 of Charts F & G, you will move these markers and absorb 6 sts on either side of markers from Chart A instructions into decrease chart instructions, thereby removing them from the six-row cable repeat 46 (46, 46, 46, 58, 58) sts Note: do not move markers on last two rows of final chart repeat All decreases have now been worked Work in pattern as set for nine rows before loosely casting off in pattern 7. BLOCKING AND SEAMING SLEEVES Wet block yoke and sleeves to the given dimensions. Once your piece is dry, Mattress Stitch both sleeves beginning at the cuff and working up to the under arm. Then sew up the small side seam beginning at the under arm and working down. 8. MAIN BODY Note: from this point on garment is worked from the top down in the round Note: ensure you are following instructions for the same size you knitted whilst completing the body and neckline shaping With larger needles, position garment with RS facing and PUK 70 (78, 86, 92, 100, 106) sts across back, beginning at left under arm seam, PM, and then PUK 70 (78, 86, 92, 100, 106) sts across front, PM to indicate beginning of round, 140 (156, 172, 184, 200, 212) sts Increase Round (RS): [k1, kfb] repeat to end of round, 210 (234, 258, 276, 300, 318) sts Round 1 (RS): p1, k to M, SM, p1, k to end of round Repeat Round 1 until garment measures 25.5 (27, 27, 28, 29.5, 30.5) cm / 10 (10.5, 10.5, 11, 11.5, 12) inches from yoke, or 4 cm / 1.5 inches less than desired length 9. SHORT ROW SHAPING Note: If you do not wish to add short row shaping to lower the back hem, then continue straight on to folded hem cast off instructions. Short row shaping instructions are the same for all sizes Short Row 1 (RS): p1, k to M, SM, p1, k10, w&t Short Row 2 (WS): p10, k1, SM, p to 1 st before M, k1, SM, p10, w&t Short Row 3 (RS): work in pattern to 4 sts before last wrapped st, w&t Short Row 4 (WS): work in pattern to 4 sts before last wrapped st, w&t

7 Repeat Rows 3 and 4 three more times, until there are five wrapped stitches on either side End of short row shaping: on next two rows pick up wraps as they are encountered, and work them together with the st that was wrapped Partial Round (RS): k to M, SM, p1, k to end of round Complete Round (RS): p1, k to M, SM, p1, k to end of round 10. FOLDED HEM FACING Round 1 (RS): p1, k to M, SM, p1, k to end of round Repeat Round 1 twelve more times Round 13: p all sts Change to smaller needles and work in Stocking Stitch for 14 rounds 11. FINISHING Weave in all ends and block garment to given dimensions. Whilst blocking, fold hem so that facing lies inside garment Once dry, turn garment inside out and pin the folded hem to prevent it from slipping. Using a length of yarn and a darning needle, whipstitch hem to garment, beginning at purl column on left side and working one whipstitch for every 2-3 knitted sts, keeping an even tension CARE INSTRUCTIONS Gently hand wash your finished project in lukewarm water using a liquid wool wash. Press between two towels to remove excess water; do not tumble dry. Spread flat to dry, pinning or hand pressing to correct size. Loosely cast off all sts using the k2tog Cast Off CHART A

8 CHART B Note: on row 22 of Charts B & C, you will move the markers and absorb 6 sts on either side of markers into Chart A instructions thereby incorporating them into the six-row cable repeat Size 1: Knit rows 1-24 twice working shaded rows three times each, then knit rows 1-10 one more time, maintaining shaded rows as set (111 rows in total) 76 sts Size 2: Knit rows 1-24 working shaded rows three times each, then knit rows 1-24 two more times working shaded rows two times each (120 rows in total) 82 sts Size 3: Knit rows 1-24 three times working shaded rows two times each, then knit rows 1-10 one more time, maintaining shaded rows as set (119 rows in total) 88 sts Size 4: Knit rows 1-24 working shaded rows two times each, then knit rows 1-24 three more times working shaded rows one time each (108 rows in total) 94 sts Size 5: Knit rows 1-24 three times working shaded rows two times each, then knit rows 1-10 one more time, maintaining shaded rows as set (119 rows in total) 100 sts Size 6: Knit rows 1-24 working shaded rows two times each, then knit rows 1-24 three more times working shaded rows one time each (108 rows in total) 106 sts

9 CHART C Note: on row 22 of Charts B & C, you will move the markers and absorb 6 sts on either side of markers into Chart A instructions there by incorporating them into the six-row cable repeat Size 1: Knit rows 1-24 twice working shaded rows three times each, then knit rows 1-10 one more time, maintaining shaded rows as set (111 rows in total) 76 sts Size 2: Knit rows 1-24 working shaded rows three times each, then knit rows 1-24 two more times working shaded rows two times each (120 rows in total) 82 sts Size 3: Knit rows 1-24 three times working shaded rows two times each, then knit rows 1-10 one more time, maintaining shaded rows as set (119 rows in total) 88 sts Size 4: Knit rows 1-24 working shaded rows two times each, then knit rows 1-24 three more times working shaded rows one time each (108 rows in total) 94 sts Size 5: Knit rows 1-24 three times working shaded rows two times each, then knit rows 1-10 one more time, maintaining shaded rows as set (119 rows in total) 100 sts Size 6: Knit rows 1-24 working shaded rows two times each, then knit rows 1-24 three more times working shaded rows one time each (108 rows in total) 106 sts

10 CHART D Repeat rows a total of three (three, three, four, four, five) times

11 CHART E Repeat rows a total of six (six, six, seven, seven, eight) times

12 CHART F Note: On row 22 of Charts F & G, you will move the markers and absorb 6 sts on either side of markers from Chart A instructions, into decrease chart instructions, thereby removing them from the six-row cable repeat Size 1: Knit rows working shaded rows three times each, then knit rows 1-24 twice, maintaining shaded rows as set (111 rows in total) 46 sts Size 2: Knit rows 1-24 twice working shaded rows two times each, then knit rows 1-24 one more time working shaded rows three times each (120 rows in total) 46 sts Size 3: Knit rows working shaded rows two times each, then knit rows 1-24 three times, maintaining shaded rows as set (119 rows in total) 46 sts Size 4: Knit rows 1-24 three times working shaded rows one time each, then knit rows 1-24 one more time working shaded rows two times each (108 rows in total) 46 sts Size 5: Knit rows working shaded rows two times each, then knit rows 1-24 three times, maintaining shaded rows as set (119 rows in total) 58 sts Size 6: Knit rows 1-24 three times working shaded rows one time each, then knit rows 1-24 one more time working shaded rows two times each (108 rows in total) 58 sts Note: do not move markers on last two rows of final chart repeat

13 CHART G Note: On row 22 of Charts F & G, you will move the markers and absorb 6 sts on either side of markers from Chart A instructions, into decrease chart instructions, thereby removing them from the six-row cable repeat Size 1: Knit rows working shaded rows three times each, then knit rows 1-24 twice, maintaining shaded rows as set (111 rows in total) 46 sts Size 2: Knit rows 1-24 twice working shaded rows two times each, then knit rows 1-24 one more time working shaded rows three times each (120 rows in total) 46 sts Size 3: Knit rows working shaded rows two times each, then knit rows 1-24 three times, maintaining shaded rows as set (119 rows in total) 46 sts Size 4: Knit rows 1-24 three times working shaded rows one time each, then knit rows 1-24 one more time working shaded rows two times each (108 rows in total) 46 sts Size 5: Knit rows working shaded rows two times each, then knit rows 1-24 three times, maintaining shaded rows as set (119 rows in total) 58 sts Size 6: Knit rows 1-24 three times working shaded rows one time each, then knit rows 1-24 one more time working shaded rows two times each (108 rows in total) 58 sts Note: do not move markers on last two rows of final chart repeat

14 ABBREVIATIONS C2B place 1 st onto CN and hold to back, k1 st, k1 st from CN C2BDEC place 1 st onto CN and hold to back, k2tog, k1 from CN, decrease from 3 sts to 2 C2F place 1 st onto CN and hold to front, k1 st, k1 st from CN C2FDEC place 2 sts onto CN and hold front, k1, ssk from CN, decrease from 3 sts to 2 C3B place 1 st onto CN and hold to back, k2, k1 st from CN C3BINC place 1 st onto CN and hold to back, k1, m1l, k1 from CN, increase from 2 sts to 3 C3BDEC place 2 sts onto CN and hold to back, k2tog, k2 from CN, decrease from 4 sts to 3 C3F place 2 sts onto CN and hold to front, k1, k2 from CN C3FDEC place 2 sts onto CN and hold to front, ssk, k2 from CN, decrease from 4 sts to 3 C3FINC place 1 st onto CN and hold to front, k1, m1r, k1 from CN, increase from 2 to 3 sts C4B place 2 sts onto CN and hold to back, k2 sts, k2 sts from CN C4BINC place 2 sts onto CN and hold to back, k1, m1l, k2 from CN, increase from 3 sts to 4 C4F place 2 sts onto CN and hold to front, k2 sts, k2 sts from CN C4FINC place 1 st onto CN and hold to front, k2, m1r, k1 from CN, increase from 3 sts to 4 CN cable needle k Knit k1tbl knit stitch through the back loop k2tog knit two stitches together (decrease) kfb knit into the front and back of st (increase) m1l make one left leaning stitch: with left needle, pick up the bar between the last stitch you worked and the one you re about to work, bringing the needle from the front to the back, knit into the back of this stitch m1r make one right leaning stitch: with left needle, pick up the bar between the last stitch you worked and the one you re about to work, bringing the needle from the back to the front, knit this stitch m1p make one purl stitch: with left needle, pick up the bar between the last stitch you worked and the one you re about to work, bringing the needle from the back to front, purl this stitch p Purl p2tog purl two stitches together (decrease) p2tog tbl purl two stitches together through the back loops (decrease) PM Place marker sl1wyif slip 1 st purlwise with yarn in front SM Slip marker ssk slip two stitches knitwise one at a time, return them to left needle and knit them together through the back loops (decrease) st(s) stitch(es) st st Stocking Stitch - k all sts on each round RS Right side of work WS Wrong side of work

15 Thank you for choosing this Blacker Yarns pattern. We hope you will enjoy knitting it and wearing your finished piece. If you have any questions or feedback please do contact us at: We always love to see what you make, so please keep in touch and share your projects with us using the hashtags #bowmontjumper and #blackeryarns! We have a group on Ravelry, or you can find us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter Blacker Yarns, Unit B, Pipers Court, Pennygillam Way, Launceston, Cornwall PL15 7PJ Telephone: Bowmont Jumper Pattern - Version 1.3 Last Revised 10.17