Sloane Sweater Jumper Knitting Pattern

By Rowan

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Sloane Sweater Jumper Knitting Pattern
Sloane Sweater Jumper Knitting Pattern
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Brand: Rowan
Yarn Weight: Fingering
Designer: Quail Studio
Craft: Knitting
Format: Downloadable PDF
Languages: English
Number of Patterns: 1
Pages: 6
Skill Level: Intermediate
Finished Size: To Fit Bust: 71cm to 157cm
Pattern Code: RTP006-00010-ENP
Featured Products: Rowan Summerlite 4 Ply Yarn - Cotton 4 Ply

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Discover the Sloane Sweater, a beautifully refined knitting pattern from Quail Studio for Rowan Summerlite 4ply yarn. This elegant design offers two stunning versions, a sleeveless style and a long sleeve option, giving you the freedom to create a wardrobe staple perfectly suited to your style. Worked in the luxuriously lightweight Summerlite 4ply, the Sloane Sweater drapes beautifully and feels incredible against the skin, making it an ideal year-round layering piece. Sized to fit a wide range of bust measurements, this intermediate-level pattern challenges and rewards knitters ready to refine their skills with thoughtfully crafted shaping details. Available as a convenient downloadable PDF, you can start your project right away. Add the Sloane Sweater pattern to your cart today and cast on your next favorite piece.
Sloane Sweater Jumper Knitting Pattern
$7.00

Sloane Sweater in Rowan Summerlite 4ply

What is Being Made

The Sloane Sweater is an intermediate-level knitted garment designed to fit bust measurements ranging from 71-76 cm (28-30 inches) up to 152-157 cm (60-62 inches). This versatile design is offered in two versions: a sleeveless version and a long sleeve version, allowing knitters to choose their preferred style. The sweater features a classic construction with shaped front and back pieces, including detailed neckline shaping and armhole decreases for a fitted silhouette.

Techniques Used

This intermediate knitting project employs several key techniques to achieve its finished shape and structure. Decreasing is used extensively throughout the pattern, particularly for armhole shaping and front neckline definition. The pattern incorporates stitch holder work, requiring knitters to hold stitches while working other sections—a valuable skill for managing multiple garment pieces simultaneously. Shaping on alternate rows and 4th row intervals creates the gradual tapering needed for a well-fitted garment. The pattern also demonstrates working each side of the neck separately, a technique essential for achieving symmetrical front neckline shaping. Casting off in multiple stages at the neckline creates the structured edge typical of refined knitwear.

Stitches Used

The Sloane Sweater is constructed primarily using stockinette stitch (st st), which provides a smooth, classic fabric ideal for lightweight summer knitwear. The cuff and lower edge feature ribbed pattern, specifically a knit one, purl one (K1, P1) rib, which provides elasticity and helps the garment maintain its shape. The ribbing is worked over 6 rows, creating a neat, finished edge that prevents curling and ensures the sweater sits properly on the body.

Materials: Yarn and Needles

This sweater is designed to be knitted with Rowan Summerlite 4ply yarn, a lightweight four-ply weight yarn sold in 50-gram balls. The yardage requirements vary by size, with the sleeveless version requiring 4 to 7 balls depending on the chosen size, and the long sleeve version requiring 6 to 10 balls. The Summerlite 4ply is ideal for creating breathable, delicate knitwear suitable for warm weather wear.

The pattern specifies 3mm (US 2/3) needles for all construction, which is the appropriate needle size for achieving the correct tension with this yarn weight. The pattern also requires stitch holders and stitch markers as essential notions for managing the various shaping techniques and keeping track of pattern progression.

Tension and Sizing

Achieving the correct tension is critical for this garment's proper fit. The pattern specifies a tension of 28 stitches and 36 rows to 10 centimeters measured over stockinette stitch using 3mm needles. Nine different size options are provided, accommodating actual bust measurements from 81.5 cm to 161.5 cm (32 to 63½ inches), ensuring knitters can select the appropriate size for their desired fit.

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