The Coterie Sweater is inspired by the Coterie Shawl, a pattern I designed in honor of Local Yarn Shop Day 2022.
Coterie is a celebration of all the things that I cherish most about local yarn shops. Defined as an intimate group with a unifying common interest or purpose, Coterie conveys what I personally found at my LYS. These yarn shops are amazing places that foster our community of fiber enthusiasts and are the lifeblood of our craft. They need support from their community during these difficult times.
The Coterie Sweater is knit seamlessly, and worked from the top down, beginning with a twisted rib neckline. The round yoke features an elegant lace panel to add delicate and feminine detail to your sweater, and the stockinette body leads to an easy-to-customize split hem with twisted ribbing. I added extra length to the ribbing at the back of my sweater so I could confidently wear it with my favorite leggings! As you gently shape the sleeves, you’ll add extra decreases to create a gentle puff at the wrist before knitting the twisted rib cuff.
The lace stitches are both fully written and the repeat is charted, so you can use the type of instructions you are most comfortable with.
Here’s how the preorder works:
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The preorder will give you time to order your yarn now (or go stash diving!), and get the needles and notions you’ll need so you can get ready to cast on together in a few weeks when your yarn arrives!
The Beautiful Yarn:
I designed this sweater using luxurious Queensland Collection Falkland Worsted yarn, and it was a joy to knit with. ???? This 100% wool yarn is an easy-care fine Merino wool harvested from sheep ethically raised in the Falkland Islands