Urra Jumper Knitting Pattern
By Rowan
Specifications
| Brand: | Rowan |
| Yarn Weight: | Aran |
| Designer: | Georgia Farrell |
| Craft: | Knitting |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Number of Patterns: | 1 |
| Pages: | 9 |
| Skill Level: | Intermediate |
| Finished Size: | To Fit Chest: 71-76cm to 152-157cm |
| Pattern Code: | ZB346-00006-ENP |
| Featured Products: | Rowan Kid Classic Yarn - Wool Aran |
Product Description
Urra Sweater by Georgia Farrell in Rowan Kid Classic
What is Being Made
Urra is a knitted sweater designed by Georgia Farrell and worked in Rowan Kid Classic yarn. This intermediate-level pullover features a yoke construction with raglan shaping and is available in nine different sizes ranging from 71–76 cm to 152–157 cm chest circumference, making it suitable for both children and adults.
Sizing and Fit
The garment is offered in the following chest sizes:
- 71–76 cm (28–30 in)
- 81–86 cm (32–34 in)
- 91–97 cm (36–38 in)
- 102–107 cm (40–42 in)
- 112–117 cm (44–46 in)
- 122–127 cm (48–50 in)
- 132–137 cm (52–54 in)
- 142–147 cm (56–58 in)
- 152–157 cm (60–62 in)
The actual chest measurement of the finished garment ranges from 93.5 cm (36¾ in) in the smallest size to 173.5 cm (68¼ in) in the largest size.
Knitting Techniques and Construction
Urra is constructed using top-down raglan shaping, a popular method for seamless sweater construction. The yoke is worked in the round from the neck downward, with increases strategically placed at marked raglan "seams" to create the characteristic diagonal lines of a raglan garment. Stitch markers—including red markers to denote the centre back stitch and blue markers to identify each of the four raglan seams—are used throughout the construction to track shaping increases.
The pattern employs make one (M1) increases worked on specific rounds to gradually expand the stitch count as the yoke widens. Knit stitches form the primary fabric, with increases distributed evenly around the yoke to maintain symmetry and proper garment proportions.
Stitches Used
- Knit stitch (K) – the foundation stitch for the main fabric
- Make one (M1) – an invisible increase technique used to shape the raglan seams and expand the yoke
Materials and Yarn
Urra is designed to be worked in Rowan Kid Classic, a soft yarn available in three colorways featured in this pattern:
- Navy 917 (Color A) – 5–9 balls depending on size
- Sky Blue 915 (Color B) – 1–2 balls depending on size
- Arctic 921 (Color C) – 1 ball for all sizes
Each ball of Rowan Kid Classic weighs 50 grams. The use of multiple colors suggests a color-work or striped design element in the finished sweater.
Needles Required
The pattern calls for the following needle sizes:
- 4½mm (UK size 7 / US size 7) double-pointed needles – a set of 4 needles used for the initial cast-on and early rounds
- 5mm (UK size 6 / US size 8) double-pointed needles – a set of 4 needles for continuing the yoke construction
- 4½mm (UK size 7 / US size 7) circular needle – no more than 60–80 cm long, depending on size, for transitioning to circular knitting
- 5mm (UK size 6 / US size 8) circular needle – no more than 60–80 cm long, depending on size, for working the body in the round
The pattern notes that as stitch counts increase during yoke shaping, knitters should transition from double-pointed needles to circular needles to accommodate the growing number of stitches comfortably.
Skill Level
Urra is rated as an intermediate knitting project. Knitters should be comfortable with circular knitting, stitch marker placement, make one increases, and following shaping instructions across multiple
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