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Crochet Kit - Prim Stripe Pullover

SKU: B70909

Classic stripes and beginner-friendly stitches come together to create your own sophisticated pullover sweater. This worsted weight design is a wonderful project for a long weekend and is guaranteed to be a staple piece for many years to come.


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Pattern Designer
Little Red Knits (Gianna Gaizi)
Skill Level
Level 3 - Intermediate
Project Type
Sweater
Pattern Gauge
4” = 11 sts x 12 rows in mhdc in the round
Dimensions Detail

For bust sizes 29-32"(33-36",37-40",41-44",45-48“)(53-56",57-60”,61-64") with approximately 0-4” of positive ease

Pattern Yarn Weight
4 Medium / Worsted
Fiber
Alpaca, Polyamide, Wool
Pattern Corrections
No
Pattern Craft
Crochet
Made For
Woman

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Diane J
The Prim Stripe Pullover pattern is gorgeous...but runs VERY SMALL!

The Prim Stripe Pullover pattern is absolutely gorgeous, and the baby alpaca yarn is extremely soft. However...I found the pattern sizes to run EXTREMELY small. I wear a petite extra small in sweaters and tops. When I tried the extra small size pattern (with my tight crochet stitching) it was small enough for a young child. I tried the medium size pattern and found it fit in the yoke although the ribbing around the collar stands up. I will need to move on to the size large pattern before I split for the sleeves.

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Diane J
The Prim Stripe Pullover pattern is gorgeous...but runs VERY SMALL!

The Prim Stripe Pullover pattern is absolutely gorgeous, and the baby alpaca yarn is extremely soft. However...I found the pattern sizes to run EXTREMELY small. I wear a petite extra small in sweaters and tops. When I tried the extra small size pattern (with my tight crochet stitching) it was small enough for a young child. I tried the medium size pattern and found it fit in the yoke although the ribbing around the collar stands up. I will need to move on to the size large pattern before I split for the sleeves.