Berroco Elmhurst Jumper Knitting Pattern

By Berroco

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Berroco Elmhurst Jumper Knitting Pattern
Berroco Elmhurst Jumper Knitting Pattern
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Specifications

Brand: Berroco
Yarn Weight: DK | Light Worsted
Designer: Berroco Design Team
Craft: Knitting
Format: Downloadable PDF
Techniques and Construction: Bottom Up, Seamless, Worked In The Round

Product Description

Discover the Berroco Elmhurst, a beautifully crafted sweater pattern designed by the Berroco Design Team that invites knitters to create something truly special. This intermediate-level pattern works up seamlessly in the round from the bottom up, making it a satisfying and rewarding project for knitters ready to expand their skills. Sized for a flattering 2 to 4 inches of positive ease across eight sizes ranging from 32 to 60 inch bust measurements, Elmhurst offers an inclusive fit for every maker. Worked in the luxurious Berroco Providence yarn, this pullover combines thoughtful construction with timeless style. Whether you are knitting for yourself or a loved one, this pattern delivers a garment you will reach for again and again. Download your PDF today and cast on your next favorite sweater.
Berroco Elmhurst Jumper Knitting Pattern
$8.00

Berroco Elmhurst Knitted Sweater

What is Being Made

The Berroco Elmhurst is an intermediate-level knitted sweater designed by the Berroco Design Team. This garment is available in eight sizes, ranging from 32" to 60" bust measurement, with finished lengths between 22" and 24". The sweater is designed with 2–4" of positive ease for a comfortable, relaxed fit.

Construction Method and Techniques

The Elmhurst sweater is constructed using a bottom-up, seamless, worked-in-the-round approach. This method means the knitter begins at the lower edge of the body and works upward in continuous rounds, eliminating the need for seaming. Working in the round creates a smooth, tubular fabric and is ideal for achieving consistent stitch definition throughout the garment.

The pattern begins with the body section, which is cast on using a circular needle and joined to work in the round. A ribbed cuff is established at the hem, providing elasticity and structure at the lower edge. The body is then worked in stockinette stitch until the underarm shaping begins, where stitches are bound off to create armholes. This seamless construction method is particularly valued for its clean finish and the way it eliminates visible seams along the sides and underarms.

Stitches Used

The primary stitch pattern used in the Elmhurst is stockinette stitch (St st), which is created by knitting every round when working in the round. This classic stitch produces a smooth, V-textured fabric on the right side. The hem features a 1×1 ribbed pattern (alternating knit and purl stitches), which provides stretch and helps the lower edge sit neatly against the body.

Needles and Tools

The Elmhurst pattern requires two sizes of circular needles to achieve proper gauge and fit:

  • 16" circular needle in size 3 (3.25 mm) for the ribbed cuff
  • 29" circular needle in size 3 (3.25 mm) for initial body shaping
  • 29" circular needle in size 4 (3.50 mm) for the main body stockinette stitch
  • One set of double-pointed needles in sizes 3 (3.25 mm) and 4 (3.50 mm) for working the upper portions and sleeves

Additional notions include eight stitch markers (with one in a different color to denote the beginning of round) and waste yarn for holding stitches during construction.

Yarn and Materials

The Elmhurst is designed to be knitted with Berroco Providence™, a yarn produced by Berroco, Inc. The pattern calls for 5 to 9 balls of Providence yarn (depending on size), with each ball weighing 50 grams. The yarn shown in the pattern sample is #1116 Atlantic. Berroco recommends using the specific yarn called for in the pattern instructions to ensure accurate gauge and finished measurements.

Gauge

The pattern specifies a gauge of 23 stitches and 30 rounds over 4 inches in stockinette stitch when worked on size 4 (3.50 mm) needles. Checking gauge before beginning the project is essential to ensure the finished sweater matches the intended measurements.

Skill Level

This pattern is rated as Intermediate, indicating that knitters should have experience with circular needle techniques, working in the round, and basic shaping methods such as binding off for armholes.

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