Lang PTO18-05 Sweater Jumper Knitting Pattern

Lang PTO18-05 Kylie Sweater

Project Overview

The Lang PTO18-05 Kylie is a knitted pullover sweater designed by Lang & Co. AG. This garment is worked from the bottom up using flat knitting techniques and finished with seamed construction. The sweater features lace pattern elements integrated into the design, offering an elegant and textured finish suitable for various occasions.

Garment Specifications

The Kylie sweater is available in four sizes: S, M, L, and XL. Bust measurements range from 90 cm (35½") for size S to 114 cm (45") for size XL. The finished length is a consistent 60 cm (23½") across all sizes, providing a standard pullover proportions.

Materials and Yarn

This pattern calls for Lang Yarns Kylie, a premium blend fiber composed of cotton, silk, wool, and viscose. Yarn quantities vary by size: size S requires 350g (7 balls), size M requires 400g (8 balls), size L requires 450g (9 balls), and size XL requires 500g (10 balls). The yarn is worked in petrol colorway 1038.0088.

Tools and Equipment

• Knitting needles: ADDI needles in size 4mm (US 6, UK 8) for flat knitting
• Circular needle: One short circular needle in size 4mm (US 6, UK 8) for specific sections

Knitting Techniques

The Kylie sweater employs multiple knitting techniques to create visual interest and structure. The garment is worked flat on straight needles, with pieces subsequently seamed together for a finished construction. The pattern incorporates lace stitch work as a design feature, adding delicate texture and visual appeal to the finished piece.

Stitch Patterns

Pattern I (Garter Stitch): On 4mm needles, garter stitch is worked by knitting all stitches on both right-side and wrong-side rows. When working in the round, garter stitch is achieved by alternating one round of knit with one round of purl.

Pattern II (Lacy Rib): This decorative pattern is worked on 4mm needles and combines lace elements with ribbed structure. The pattern sequence is: 1 edge stitch, followed by repeating *yarn over, purl 2 together* across the row, ending with 1 edge stitch. This lacy rib pattern is repeated throughout the designated sections of the sweater, creating an elegant openwork effect while maintaining structural integrity.

Construction Method

The sweater is constructed using the bottom-up approach, meaning knitting begins at the lower edge and progresses upward toward the neckline. Individual pieces (front, back, and sleeves) are knitted separately in flat rows, then joined together using seaming techniques. This method allows for precise fit adjustments and easier pattern integration during the knitting process.