Winglet Sweater

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Sweater construction

Winglet Sweater is worked from the top down, allowing you to adjust the body and sleeve lengths to fit. This cropped sweater pairs well with high-waisted pants or layered over a shirt. Add more body rounds for extra length if desired (the yarn quantities are for the cropped version). The sweater has wide batwing sleeves.

The neckband is worked back and forth in single crochet through the back loops only, then joined before beginning the yoke.

The yoke is worked in the round with sleeve increases. Join each round with a slip stitch. Add more rounds to adjust the batwing sleeves to your preference.

The body and sleeves are worked in half double crochet and finished with post-stitch ribbing. Join each body and sleeve round with a slip stitch. Work the post-stitch ribbing in continuous rounds.

Suggested yarn & gauge

1) One strand of Camarose Snefnug (50 g = 120 yds) or

2) One strand of Drops Air (50 g = 164 yds) or

3) One strand of Infinity Hearts Lily (50 g = 109 yds) held together with
3) One strand of Drops Kid-Silk (25 g = 218 yds)

Yarn quantity

1) 400 (450) 500 (550) 600 g Camarose Snefnug or

2) 350 (400) 450 (500) 550 g Drops Air or

3) 500 (550) 600 (650) 700 g Infinity Hearts Lily held together with
3) 120 (125) 150 (175) 200 g Drops Kid-Silk

Suggested hook: Use the hook size needed to obtain gauge. I crochet tightly and obtain gauge with:

• 6.00 mm / US J-10 for ribbing
• 7.00 mm / US L-10 for body and sleeves

Gauge (Hdc)

Half double crochet: 7.00 mm / US L-10 hook (3.9 × 3.9 inches): 12 sts x 10 rows

Sweater measurements

• Sizes: XS (S) M (L) XL
• To fit bust circumference: 31.5–33.5 (33.5–35.4) 35.4–37.4 (37.4–39.4) 39.4–43.3 inches
• Finished bust circumference below armholes: 33.5 (35.4) 37.4 (39.4) 43.3 inches
• Length: 15.7 (16.1) 17.3 (18.1) 18.9 inches (measured at center, excluding neckband)

Video guides

Several video guides are included, with direct links in the pattern where relevant. The videos have spoken instructions in Danish, but the techniques are demonstrated visually.

Difficulty level

3 out of 5 (See the difficulty level guide here)