This sweater was designed for our Fall 2019 Knitting Retreat. We kitted it up the summer of 2020, and it has been a big hit! We named it the Sawtooth Mountain Sweater because the "teeth" at the bottom look like teeth on a saw, and the old mountain range that runs along the North Shore of Lake Superior has the same name.
It is knit from the neck down, so you can make the neck as short or as tall as you like. The increases are all done in the yoke area on single color rounds. The sleeves are picked up and worked down so you can try it on and get them just the right length.
The finished measurements are 32" (small), 40" (medium) and 50" (large).
This sweater is knit with Cascade 220 (100% wool, soft enough for most to wear next to the skin and durable. It does not pill.)
Pattern
Full skeins of the main color (Jet)
Colorpack of colors for the colorwork section
Sisu Designs cotton project bag
Needles:
16" circular sizes 6 and 7
32" circular sizes 6 and 7
size 6 double pointed needles
Helpful Tools:
Hightlight tape or Chart Keeper to keep track of where you are on your color chart. Both can be found under Accessories - Tools.
If you have stash yarn you want to use for the main body color, or would prefer to provide your own main color yarn, we also have color packs available to knit the yoke. Find those color packs on our Sweater Kits page.