Noro Ladies Sweater (Kibou) Jumper Knitting Pattern

By Noro

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Noro Ladies Sweater (Kibou) Jumper Knitting Pattern
Noro Ladies Sweater (Kibou) Jumper Knitting Pattern
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Specifications

Brand: Noro
Yarn Weight: DK | Light Worsted
Craft: Knitting
Format: Downloadable PDF
Techniques and Construction: Bottom Up, Lace, Seamed, Worked Flat

Product Description

Discover the art of elegant knitting with the Noro Ladies Sweater Kibou, a beautifully crafted one-size design that fits a 34-38 inch bust with effortless grace. This downloadable PDF pattern guides you through a bottom-up construction, combining delicate lace detailing with classic seamed and flat-worked techniques to create a sophisticated sweater you will be proud to wear. Worked in luxurious Noro Kibou yarn, the rich colorways and natural fibers bring this design to life with every stitch. With a finished width of 39 inches and elegant raglan shaping, this project offers knitters of all skill levels a rewarding and inspiring creative journey. Whether you are expanding your technique library or seeking a timeless wardrobe staple, this pattern delivers both beauty and craftsmanship. Add the Noro Ladies Sweater Kibou to your collection today and start knitting something truly special.
Noro Ladies Sweater (Kibou) Jumper Knitting Pattern
$6.00

Noro Ladies Sweater Kibou YS585

What is Being Made

The Noro Ladies Sweater Kibou is a classic ladies' pullover sweater designed to fit bust measurements of 34-38 inches (86-96 cm). This is a one-size garment with finished measurements of 39 inches (99 cm) width at the underarm and 21 inches (53 cm) in total length. The sweater features raglan sleeves with a 7-inch (53 cm) seam measurement and includes a ribbed neckband for a refined finish.

Techniques Used

This sweater is constructed using several key knitting techniques that create both structure and visual interest:

  • Bottom-up construction: The garment is worked from the lower edge upward, beginning with the back panel
  • Worked flat: All pieces are knitted flat on straight needles rather than in the round, allowing for traditional seaming
  • Lace patterning: An intricate lace motif is incorporated throughout the body and sleeves, created using yarn-overs and decreases that form decorative openwork
  • Seamed assembly: Individual pieces (back, front, sleeves) are knitted separately and then seamed together, including raglan seams that shape the armholes
  • Raglan shaping: The sleeve cap is shaped using raglan decreases that create diagonal seams from the underarm to the neckline, allowing for comfortable arm movement and a flattering silhouette

Stitches Used

The Noro Ladies Sweater Kibou employs a variety of fundamental and decorative stitches:

  • Knit and purl stitches: Form the foundation of the garment structure
  • Yarn-overs (yf and yfrn): Create the openwork elements essential to the lace pattern, adding both transparency and visual texture
  • Decreases: Slip-stitch decreases (sl 1, K1, psso) and knit two-together (K2tog) stitches shape the lace motif and form the raglan armhole decreases
  • Purl two-together (P2tog): Used on wrong-side rows to maintain pattern consistency and shaping
  • Ribbing (K2, P2): Creates the neckband and provides elasticity at edges, worked in a 2x2 rib pattern
  • Tbl (through the back loop): Used for certain decreases to create a refined appearance

Materials

The Noro Ladies Sweater Kibou requires specific materials to achieve the intended drape and finished appearance:

  • Yarn: 300 grams of Noro Kibou in shade 8, a premium yarn choice known for its distinctive color variations and quality construction
  • Needles: Two pairs of needles are required—4.5 mm (US size 7) needles for the ribbed neckband and cuff edges, and 5 mm (US size 8) needles for the main lace pattern and body of the sweater
  • Notions: Stitch holders are needed to hold stitches during raglan shaping and neckband assembly

Gauge and Tension

Achieving the correct gauge is essential for proper fit. The pattern specifies a tension of 20 stitches by 24 rows measured over the lace pattern using 5 mm needles, which equals a 10 cm (4 inch) square. This gauge ensures that the finished sweater will meet the specified measurements and that the lace pattern will have the intended appearance and drape.

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