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Polona sweater

4.5 mm standard gauge · Single bed

The Polona Top is an easy, fitted knit with a simple shape that you can wear with pretty much anything. It’s made on a 4.5 mm knitting machine and has a wide neckline, fitted sleeves, and just enough shaping to follow the body. The sample is knitted with mohair, giving it that soft, airy, slightly fluffy look.

About this pattern

Bed
Single bed
Yarn
Cheval Blanc Soprane, 200g
Shoulders
Set-in shoulder
Neckline
Boat neck
Fit
Fitted
Ease
2 cm

Photos and videos

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Stockinette

Instructions

Step 1: Front

Cast on 94 stitches with E wrap or Latch tool cast on method.

Knit 139 rows.

Shape the armholes:

Bind off 3 stitches at the beginning of the next 2 rows.

Then decrease 1 stitch at each side every 2 rows, 3 times.

Knit straight until the row counter reaches 217 rows.

Shape the neckline

Place half of the stitches on hold, keeping the held stitches on the side opposite the carriage.

Work 9 rows. From the neckline edge, place 3 additional stitches on hold every row, working from the inside toward the outside.

Repeat the same neckline shaping on the other side.

Return all needles to working position and knit 3 rows across all stitches.

Bind off.

Step 2: Back

Cast on 94 stitches with E wrap or Latch tool cast on method.

Knit 139 rows.

Shape the armholes:

Bind off 3 stitches at the beginning of the next 2 rows.

Then decrease 1 stitch at each side every 2 rows, 3 times.

Knit straight until the row counter reaches 226 rows.

Knit 3 more rows.

Bind off all stitches.

Step 3: Sleeves -make 2

Cast on 96 stitches with an open cast on method ( I like to do a comb cast on)

Decrease: on both sides, every 11th row, 5 times, then every 12th row, 7 times . Continue until 139 rows are knitted.

Reset the row counter to 000.

Increase: on both sides, every 38th row, once, then every 39th row, 2 times . Continue until 116 rows are knitted.

Bind off all stitches.

Make the second sleeve in the same way.

Step 4: Assembly

Sew the front and back pieces together at both shoulders, leaving an opening of 7.9 in/inches between the shoulder seams for the neckline.

Sew the sleeves onto the armholes.

Sew the side seams of the front and back pieces, starting at the bottom of the top and continuing up to the underarm.

Continue sewing along the sleeve seams from the underarm to the cuffs.

Weave in all ends.