Hazelwood Sweater

In Garments, Patterns, Sport weight yarn by Shannon

I live in a part of Portland that’s a bit more off the beaten path than I ever thought I’d live. It’s East of 82nd. But, I’ve grown to really love the little neighborhood we’re calling home these days. Three playgrounds within walking distance (a boon for my littles), a big yard, and a great Thai place pretty close by. Hazelwood is the perfect neighborhood for my family, and this is the perfect sweater to throw on when going for long walks with the people who make YOUR neighborhood home.

Materials

  • ”. Shown worn with 1” positive ease.” type=”heart” icon_color=”rgb(140, 198, 64)” link_enabled=”false” link_url=”#” link_new_tab=”false” _label=”Finished Measurements: Finished bust sizes: 32, [36, 40, 44, 50, 56]”. Shown worn with 1” positive ease.”]Finished Measurements: Finished bust sizes: 32, [36, 40, 44, 50, 56]”. Shown worn with 1” positive ease.
  • Yarn: 1055-1835 total yards, split between three colors. I used Knitted Wit Sport in Dusty Sophisticate (cA), Crow (cB), and Oscar the Grouch (cC).
  • Needles: US #4/3.5 mm (or size to get gauge) for working flat, preferably a 24” or 32” circular, AND needles two sizes smaller for garter edging. US #4/3.5 mm (or size to get gauge) for working in the round, AND needles two sizes smaller for garter edging
  • Notions: stitch markers, tapestry needle.
  • Gauge: 24 sts & 34 rows = 4”/10 cm in stockinette stitch on larger needles, measured after blocking.