Darrowby Pullover Jumper Knitting Pattern
By Juniper Moon Farm
Specifications
| Brand: | Juniper Moon Farm |
| Yarn Weight: | DK | Light Worsted |
| Designer: | Pamela Wynne |
| Craft: | Knitting |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Number of Patterns: | 1 |
| Pages: | 4 |
| Skill Level: | Intermediate |
| Finished Size: | XS to 4XL |
| Pattern Code: | 12243 |
| Featured Products: | Juniper Moon Farm Herriot Yarn - Baby Alpaca DK |
What you'll need
1 Select Size
2 Select Colors
Juniper Moon Farm Herriot Yarn - Baby Alpaca DK
Cranberry (1004)
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Juniper Moon Farm Herriot Yarn - Baby Alpaca DK
Talc (1)
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3 Accessories
Product Description
Darrowby Pullover in Juniper Moon Farm Herriot
What is Being Made
The Darrowby Pullover is a women's knitted sweater designed by Pamela Wynne as part of the Novi Collection by Juniper Moon Farm. This pullover features a classic crew neckline and is available in eight sizes ranging from XS to 4X, with finished bust measurements from 28¾ inches to 56 inches. The sweater showcases a two-color colorwork design, combining a main color with a contrasting color accent, and is worked from the bottom up in the round.
Techniques Used
This intermediate-level knitting project employs several key techniques to create its finished structure. The body is constructed using circular knitting, which allows for seamless construction when working in the round. The sweater incorporates charted colorwork patterns on the sleeves, requiring knitters to follow a visual chart while managing two yarn colors simultaneously. The pattern uses top-down shaping for the armholes and neckline, with strategic decreases to create proper garment fit. Knitters will also employ ribbed edging at the lower body and neckline for a finished, elastic appearance.
Stitches Used
- Stockinette Stitch (St st): The primary stitch used for the body and sleeves, creating a smooth, classic knit fabric
- Ribbing (K1, P1): Used for the lower body ribbing and neckline ribbing to provide elasticity and a professional finish
- Charted Sleeve Pattern: A two-color colorwork pattern worked from a chart, requiring the knitter to knit and purl stitches in specified colors according to the pattern guide
- Decrease Stitches: Techniques including ssk (slip, slip, knit) and k2tog (knit two together) are used for shaping the armholes and neckline
- Yarn Over (yo): Included in the pattern instructions for decorative or structural elements
Materials
This project requires Juniper Moon Farm Herriot yarn in two colors. The main color is Herriot #1004 in Cranberry, with yardage requirements ranging from 5 hanks for the smallest size (XS) to 8 hanks for the largest sizes (3X and 4X). The contrast color is Herriot #1009 in Iceplant Green, requiring 1 to 2 hanks depending on the size being knitted.
The pattern calls for US 4 (3.5mm) circular needles in the appropriate length for working the body in the round, along with a set of five double-pointed needles for working the sleeves. A US 3 (3.25mm) 16-inch circular needle and corresponding double-pointed needle set are also required for working the ribbed edgings. Additional notions include a tapestry needle for weaving in ends and stitch markers for tracking pattern repeats and shaping points.
Gauge and Finishing
The pattern specifies a gauge of 24 stitches and 30 rows over 4 inches in Stockinette Stitch when worked with the larger needles and measured after blocking. The same gauge applies to the charted sleeve pattern. The finished length measures 21½ inches at the center front and 24½ inches at the center back, creating a slightly cropped silhouette with a gentle high-low hem. Blocking is essential for achieving accurate measurements and a professional appearance in the finished garment.
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