Sunshine Sweater - Instant Download E-Book PDF
Lacombe, Louisiana. There’s something about wearing lighter colors in the summer that just makes you feel cooler. Sure, chic big-city black is fine for the folks in Manhattan, but step in the blazing southern sun wearing that inky shade and even a lady will quickly find herself, well ... schvitzing! So distressing, it’s a lesson you won’t need to learn twice. This cottony sweater is designed in the ultimate summer color, sunshine yellow. Knit in the round to the underarms, there’s very little finishing work. Hurray! Textural interest comes from the seed stitch bands and saddle shoulders. Designers Carolyn Hughes and Pam McNeely of McNeedles in Lacombe, Louisiana haventhankfully provided natural air conditioning as well as a feminine touch with the lacy inset. This topn is beaming with Louisiana pride, so much we can’t help but sing the state song. All together now: “You are my sunshine, my only sunshine....”
This pattern is only available in the e-book, Deep South Knitting.
Lacombe, Louisiana. There’s something about wearing lighter colors in the summer that just makes you feel cooler. Sure, chic big-city black is fine for the folks in Manhattan, but step in the blazing southern sun wearing that inky shade and even a lady will quickly find herself, well ... schvitzing! So distressing, it’s a lesson you won’t need to learn twice. This cottony sweater is designed in the ultimate summer color, sunshine yellow. Knit in the round to the underarms, there’s very little finishing work. Hurray! Textural interest comes from the seed stitch bands and saddle shoulders. Designers Carolyn Hughes and Pam McNeely of McNeedles in Lacombe, Louisiana haventhankfully provided natural air conditioning as well as a feminine touch with the lacy inset. This topn is beaming with Louisiana pride, so much we can’t help but sing the state song. All together now: “You are my sunshine, my only sunshine....”
This pattern is only available in the e-book, Deep South Knitting.
Lacombe, Louisiana. There’s something about wearing lighter colors in the summer that just makes you feel cooler. Sure, chic big-city black is fine for the folks in Manhattan, but step in the blazing southern sun wearing that inky shade and even a lady will quickly find herself, well ... schvitzing! So distressing, it’s a lesson you won’t need to learn twice. This cottony sweater is designed in the ultimate summer color, sunshine yellow. Knit in the round to the underarms, there’s very little finishing work. Hurray! Textural interest comes from the seed stitch bands and saddle shoulders. Designers Carolyn Hughes and Pam McNeely of McNeedles in Lacombe, Louisiana haventhankfully provided natural air conditioning as well as a feminine touch with the lacy inset. This topn is beaming with Louisiana pride, so much we can’t help but sing the state song. All together now: “You are my sunshine, my only sunshine....”
This pattern is only available in the e-book, Deep South Knitting.
Additional Pattern Info:
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Intermediate
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20 stitches and 28 rows = 4” (10cm) in stockinette stitch on larger needle
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S (M, L, XL) with finished bust sizes 35 (38, 411/2, 45)” [89 (97, 105, 114)cm]
Fit: This sweater is designed to be worn with moderate ease. Choose a finished bust size 2-4” (5-10cm) larger than your actual bust size. Olivia is wearing a size Small.
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Cascade Sierra Quatro (80% Pima cotton, 20% wool, 191 yards/174m); 5 (6, 6, 7) skeins Butterscotch #92
Size US 5 (3.75mm) 24” (60cm) circular needle
Size US 6 (4mm) 16” (40cm) and 24” (60cm) circular needles
Stitch markers
Tapestry needle
