Hooded Jacket Knitting Pattern

Hooded Jacket in Noro Kogarashi

Project Overview

This hooded jacket is a knitted garment designed by Junko Isaji and featured in Noro Design Volume #30. The pattern combines classic jacket construction with a functional hood, making it a versatile layering piece suitable for various skill levels in knitting.

What Is Being Made

A knitted hooded jacket crafted from Noro Kogarashi yarn. The design includes a structured jacket body with sleeves and an integrated hood, creating a cohesive garment that provides both warmth and style. This piece is ideal for casual wear and transitional seasons.

Knitting Techniques Used

• Flat knitting construction for the main jacket body and sleeves
• Seaming techniques to join pieces together
• Hood shaping and integration with the neckline
• Ribbed edging for cuffs, hem, and hood openings to provide structure and elasticity
• Gauge-based sizing to ensure proper fit across different dimensions

Stitches and Stitch Patterns

The pattern utilizes fundamental knitting stitches appropriate for jacket construction. Ribbed knit patterns are incorporated at functional areas such as cuffs, waistband, and hood edges to create definition and ensure the garment maintains its shape during wear.

Materials

This project is worked in Noro Kogarashi yarn, a premium fiber choice known for its distinctive color variations and quality. The pattern specifies appropriate needle sizes and yardage requirements as guidelines for completion. Exact yarn weight, yardage, and needle specifications are detailed within the downloadable PDF pattern.

Pattern Information

This is a downloadable PDF pattern (kfi-gen-1Y894) published by Knitting Fever, Inc. The pattern is intended for personal use only and includes measurements and gauge information to guide knitters toward successful completion of the finished jacket.