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Louet Dusty Jumper Knitting Pattern

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Louet Dusty Jumper Knitting Pattern
Louet Dusty Jumper Knitting Pattern
$7.50

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Specifications

Brand: Louet
Yarn Weight: Lace | 2 Ply
Designer: Trudy van Stralen
Craft: Knitting
Format: Downloadable PDF
Techniques and Construction: Cables

Product Description

Discover the Louet Dusty, a beautifully crafted knitting pattern designed by Trudy Van Stralen that brings timeless elegance to your handmade wardrobe. This downloadable PDF pattern lets you create a stunning cable-knit sweater using Louet GEMS 100% Superwash Merino Wool in Fine/Sport Weight, a yarn as soft and luxurious as the finished garment deserves. Available in eight generous sizes, this pattern suits knitters ready to embrace the satisfying rhythm of cables and create something truly wearable. Whether you choose a bold French Blue or a romantic Dusty Rose, this sweater is designed to become a cherished staple. With clear instructions and multiple sizing options, your next favorite knit is just a download away. Add the Louet Dusty pattern to your collection today and cast on your next masterpiece.
Louet Dusty Jumper Knitting Pattern
$7.50

Louet Dusty Knit Sweater Pattern

Garment Overview

The Louet Dusty is a knitted sweater design created by Trudy Van Stralen, crafted from GEMS 100% Superwash Merino Wool in Fine/Sport Weight. This cover garment is available in eight sizes ranging from 30 1/3 inches to 60 2/3 inches in finished bust measurement, making it suitable for a wide range of body sizes. The pattern showcases the yarn in multiple colorways, with the cover garment displayed in color #57 French Blue for the men's version and color #63 Dusty Rose for an alternative option.

Knitting Techniques and Stitch Work

This sweater pattern features cable knitting techniques as a primary design element, creating texture and visual interest throughout the garment. The pattern incorporates fundamental knitting stitches including knit (K) and purl (P) stitches, along with specialty techniques such as knit into back of stitch (KB1) and purl into back of stitch (PB1) for added dimension. The body construction begins with a ribbed pattern worked in the round, establishing a fitted foundation before the cable motifs are introduced.

The sweater is constructed using the in-the-round knitting method on circular needles, which allows for seamless construction. The pattern includes a three-needle bind-off technique for finishing, a professional method that creates a strong, flexible seam when joining two sets of live stitches together.

Yarn and Materials Required

The Louet Dusty pattern calls for GEMS 100% Superwash Merino Wool in Fine/Sport Weight, available in 100-gram skeins with 225 yards (205 meters) per skein. Yarn requirements vary by size, ranging from 6 skeins for the smallest sizes (30 1/3 and 34 2/3 inches) to 10 skeins for the largest size (60 2/3 inches).

Needles and Tools

  • 3.0 mm circular needle, 40 cm length
  • 3.25 mm circular needle, 40 cm length
  • 3.75 mm circular needle, available in 30 cm and 80 cm lengths
  • 4.0 mm circular needle, available in 30 cm, 40 cm, and 80 cm lengths
  • Cable needle for working cable stitches

Gauge and Finishing

The pattern specifies a gauge of 24 stitches and 32 rounds measuring 4 inches when worked in pattern on the largest needle (4.0 mm). Achieving proper gauge is essential for obtaining the correct finished measurements. The pattern includes an important note to machine wash and dry the gauge swatch at 15 minutes on low heat, then lay flat to finish before measuring, ensuring that the gauge accounts for the behavior of the Superwash Merino Wool after laundering.

Finished Measurements

The sweater pattern provides detailed finished measurements for all eight sizes across multiple dimensions, including bust circumference, length, sleeve cap height, sleeve length, and other key measurements in inches. This comprehensive sizing information allows knitters to select the appropriate size based on desired fit and finished garment dimensions.

Pattern Structure

Instructions are clearly written for the smallest size with additional sizes noted in parentheses throughout. The body is cast on using the 3.75 mm needle and worked in the round with stitch markers placed to indicate the right underarm position, facilitating seamless construction and proper shaping of the sweater.

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