Valley Yarns Jade One-Piece Pullover Knitting Pattern

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Valley Yarns Jade One-Piece Pullover Knitting Pattern
Valley Yarns Jade One-Piece Pullover Knitting Pattern
Valley Yarns Jade One-Piece Pullover Knitting Pattern
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Brand: Valley Yarns
Yarn Weight: Fingering
Designer: Kirsten Hipsky
Craft: Knitting
Format: Downloadable PDF
Languages: English
Number of Patterns: 1
Pages: 1
Skill Level: Beginner
Finished Size: To Fit Chest: 32" to 52"
Techniques and Construction: Bottom Up, Seamed, Worked Flat
Pattern Code: 418
Featured Products: Valley Yarns Charlemont Yarn - Superwash Merino 4 Ply

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Product Description

This kimono-sleeve tee is worked simply, all in one piece, with a drapey boatneck, subtle lace cuffs and a rolled hem. Jade One-Piece Pullover is knit in the soft and silky Valley Yarns Charlemont which lends a lightness to the garment as well as a beautiful sheen.

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Finished Measurements: 32 (36, 40, 44, 48, 52)” chest
Yarn Requirements: 3 (3, 4, 4, 5, 5) skeins Valley Yarns Charlemont (60% Fine Superwash Merino Wool/ 20% Silk/ 20% Polyamide; 100g/439yds) shown in Deep Sea
Needles:
     US 5 (3.75mm)
     US 3 (3.25mm) 16” circular
Gauge: 24 sts and 32 rows = 4” in stockinette stitch with larger needles
Valley Yarns Jade One-Piece Pullover Knitting Pattern
$5.99

Valley Yarns Jade One-Piece Pullover

What is Being Made

The Valley Yarns Jade One-Piece Pullover is a contemporary knit sweater designed as a seamless construction project that creates a cohesive garment from a single continuous piece of knitting. This pullover features a crew neckline and three-quarter or full-length sleeves, available in six finished sizes ranging from 32" to 52" in circumference. The design is named for its elegant simplicity and is suitable for knitters seeking a beginner-friendly sweater project with interesting shaping techniques.

Techniques Used

This sweater employs a bottom-up construction method, meaning knitting begins at the lower edge and progresses upward toward the neckline. The garment is worked flat on straight needles rather than in the round for the body sections, with strategic seaming applied at completion. The one-piece design minimizes the number of separate components that must be assembled, reducing finishing work while maintaining structural integrity.

Key shaping techniques include underarm increases worked at the beginning and end of right-side rows to create sleeve cap shaping, and neck shaping accomplished through strategic decreases and increases at the neck edges. The pattern employs a two-skein method during neck shaping, allowing the left and right shoulders to be worked simultaneously while the back neck stitches are bound off. The neck finishing is completed using a pick-up and knit method on circular needles, creating a refined ribbed neckband worked in the round with decorative decreases for a fitted finish.

Sleeve cuff finishing uses an eyelet lace technique created with yarn overs and purl two-togethers, adding visual interest to the cuff edges before binding off. All seaming is completed after the main knitting is finished, with side seams and sleeve seams sewn together using mattress stitch or similar seaming methods.

Stitches Used

  • Stockinette Stitch (St st) — The primary stitch throughout the body, sleeves, and yoke, creating a smooth, classic knit fabric with a distinctive V-pattern appearance on the right side
  • Knit and Purl Combinations — Used in the neckband ribbing to create elasticity and a finished edge
  • Yarn Over (yo) — Creates deliberate holes in the eyelet lace pattern of the sleeve cuffs
  • Purl Two Together (p2tog) — A left-leaning decrease used in the eyelet cuff pattern
  • Knit Two Together (k2tog) — A right-leaning decrease used for neck shaping and eyelet pattern decreases
  • Slip, Slip, Knit (ssk) — A left-leaning decrease used for neck shaping to create balanced decreases on both sides of the neckline
  • Bind Off — Used to secure all live stitches at the completion of sections and the final edge

Materials

The Valley Yarns Jade One-Piece Pullover is designed to be knit with Valley Yarns Charlemont yarn, a premium blend composed of 60% Fine Superwash Merino, 20% Mulberry Silk, and 20% Polyamide. This fiber combination provides durability, softness, and a subtle sheen from the silk content. Each skein contains 100 yards and weighs 100 grams, with the pattern requiring 3 skeins of yarn for the smallest sizes up to 5 skeins for the largest sizes, depending on the finished garment dimensions.

The project requires two sizes of needles: US size 5 (3.75mm) needles for the main body and sleeves, and US size 3 (3.25mm) 16-inch circular needles for the neckband and sleeve cuff finishing. The gauge is established at 24 stitches and 32 rows over 4 inches in stockinette stitch using the larger needles, which should be verified before beginning the project to ensure proper finished dimensions.

Design Details

This pattern was designed by Kirsten Hipsky and offers a straightforward introduction to garment construction for knitters with basic skills. The one-piece methodology reduces the complexity of assembling multiple components, while the inclusion of shaping techniques such as increases for sleeve caps and decreases for neck shaping provides valuable practice in intermediate techniques. The finished garment features a contemporary silhouette with a refined neckline treatment and decorative eyelet cuf

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