Description
Jacqueline Cieslak – Ursa – Pattern is a top-down bulky weight raglan cropped pullover with half-brioche stitch detailing. Ursa is a bear of a sweater – chunky, bold, snuggly, fierce. With simple construction and interesting detailing, this cropped bulky weight pullover is a quick and enjoyable knit. The sweater is constructed from the top-down with raglan shaping for the sleeves and optional horizontal bust darts in 3 cup sizes. The pattern includes directions to try it on as you work and notations to help You tweak the size (including the length, if cropped isn’t your thing!) according to your preference.
Gauge: 11.5 sts & 20 rows to 4″
Finished Measurements: Bust circumference: 34″, 38″, 42″, 46″, 50″, 54″, 58″, 62″, 66″
Materials Used: 450-950 yards of bulky weight wool
Needle Size: US 10.5 (6.5mm)
Pattern Includes: Written Instructions and will come in a hard copy format by mail and also an email with a code to download an electronic PDF too.
Skill Level: Intermediate
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