Paintbox Yarns Prismatic Polo Neck Jumper Knitting Pattern

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Paintbox Yarns Prismatic Polo Neck Jumper Knitting Pattern
Paintbox Yarns Prismatic Polo Neck Jumper Knitting Pattern
Paintbox Yarns Prismatic Polo Neck Jumper Knitting Pattern
Paintbox Yarns Prismatic Polo Neck Jumper Knitting Pattern
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Brand: Paintbox Yarns
Yarn Weight: Aran
Craft: Knitting
Format: Downloadable PDF
Languages: English
Number of Patterns: 1
Pages: 5
Skill Level: Advanced
Finished Size: To Fit Bust: 81cm to 117cm
Techniques and Construction: Bottom Up, Seamed, Stripes, Worked Flat, Worked In The Round
Needles Required: 4.50mm (US 7) Single Point Needles & 4.50mm (US 7) Circular Needles
Featured Products: Paintbox Yarns Wool Mix Aran Yarn - Wool Aran

Product Description

Download the PDF pattern for "Prismatic Polo Neck Sweater" - Free Sweater Knitting Pattern For Women in Paintbox Yarns Wool Mix Aran & start knitting today!
Paintbox Yarns Prismatic Polo Neck Jumper Knitting Pattern
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Paintbox Yarns Prismatic Polo Neck Jumper

What Is Being Made

The Prismatic Polo Neck Jumper is an advanced-level knitted sweater featuring a distinctive polo neck collar. This garment is designed to fit bust sizes ranging from 81 cm to 117 cm (32 to 46 inches), with finished lengths measured from the back neck varying from 48 cm to 62 cm (19 to 24½ inches). The jumper showcases a vibrant striped colorway created using five coordinating yarn colors from the Paintbox Yarns collection: Red Wine, Mustard Yellow, Slate Green, Midnight Blue, and Dusty Lilac.

Techniques Used

This sweater employs a combination of fundamental and intermediate knitting construction methods. The garment is worked flat on straight needles for the main body sections, allowing for precise shaping and pattern control. Sections are also worked in the round using circular needles, particularly for the polo neck collar and seamless transitions. The design incorporates striped patterning throughout, creating visual interest and demonstrating color-work coordination. The sweater is constructed using a bottom-up approach, meaning knitting begins at the lower edge and progresses upward toward the shoulders and neckline. All pieces are seamed together, requiring careful finishing work to join the body, sleeves, and collar components into a cohesive garment.

Stitches and Stitch Patterns

The pattern is worked primarily in rib stitch, which provides elasticity and a fitted appearance. The tension specification of 19 stitches and 24 rows to 10 cm (4 inches) measured over the rib pattern when pressed flat establishes the gauge foundation for accurate sizing. Standard knitting abbreviations are employed throughout the instructions, including knit (K) and purl (P) stitches as foundational elements. The pattern utilizes common stitch techniques such as increases (inc), decreases (dec), slipped stitches (sl 1), and pass slipped stitch over (psso) for shaping the armholes, neckline, and sleeve caps. The repeating stripe pattern requires alternating between the five yarn colors according to the specified color sequence.

Materials: Yarn and Needles

This project requires Paintbox Yarns Wool Mix Aran yarn in five distinct colorways. The yardage requirements vary by size, with smaller sizes requiring 2 balls of Red Wine (Color A), 1 ball each of Mustard Yellow (Color B), Slate Green (Color C), Midnight Blue (Color D), and Dusty Lilac (Color E). Larger sizes (the two largest in the range) require 3 balls of Red Wine and 2 balls each of the remaining four colors. Each ball weighs 100 grams, providing ample yardage for the striped design.

The pattern calls for 4.5mm (UK 7 – US 7) knitting needles in two configurations: a pair of straight needles for flat knitting sections and a set of circular needles for in-the-round work on the polo neck collar. The needle size is essential for achieving the specified tension and ensuring proper garment fit. Paintbox Yarns recommends using only the specified yarn to achieve the intended finished result, as yarn substitutions may affect the final appearance and fit of the completed jumper.

Pattern Structure and Sizing

Instructions are provided for eight different sizes with the smallest size given as the base, and modifications for larger sizes indicated in square brackets throughout the pattern. This comprehensive sizing range accommodates various body measurements and ensures accessibility for knitters of different builds. The pattern includes detailed abbreviations and standard knitting terminology to guide advanced-level knitters through the construction process.

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