Pattern: The Evie Pullover

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Materials:

  • Worsted (4) weight yarn. Pattern uses Lion Brand Vel-Luxe. Feel free to use any yarn that meets gauge! Yards needed- 330(380,430,480,530)
  • 5.00mm Crochet Hook
  • Yarn Needle

Notes:

  • You will be making a front and back panel, then sewing together. Sleeves are worked in the round and added last.
  • Pattern is written as XS(S,M,L,XL)
  • The Ch 1 at the beginning of the rows does NOT count as a stitch.
  • To lengthen your sweater, add more rows right before the decrease row.
  • You will be joining with a Sl St, chaining 1 and turning after each sleeve round.
  • To lengthen your sleeves, add more rounds right before the decrease rounds.

Sizing:

Note- All sizes have been tested and sized to the best of my ability. Remember, different yarns, tensions and hooks all affect sizing.

XS (2t-3t)- 12” wide, 14.5” long (shoulder seam to ribbing), 12” sleeve (armpit to cuff)

S (4t-5t)- 13” wide, 15.25” long, 13” sleeve

M (6-7)- 14” wide, 16” long, 14” sleeve

L (7-8)- 15” wide, 16.75” long,15” sleeve

XL (10-12)- 16”wide, 17.5” long, 16” sleeve

Gauge:

4×4” square= 9 rows by 12 Hdc

Stitches and Terms:

Ch- Chain

Sc- Single Crochet

BLO- Back Loop Only

Hdc- Half Double Crochet

Hdc2tog- Half Double Crochet Two Together (Decrease)

Pattern:

Front Panel-

Ch 6

Row 1: 1 Sc in second Ch from hook and each across. Turn. (5 Sc)

Rows 2-34(37,40,43,46): Ch 1. 1 Sc (BLO) in each St across. Turn. 

Rotate your work. You will now be working along the top of your ribbing. Making your stitches into the side of each row. 

Row 1: Ch 1. 1 Hdc in each St across. Turn. 34(37,40,43,46 Hdc)

Rows 2-22(24,26,28,30): Repeat Row 1. 

You will now begin arm and neckline shaping.

Row 23(25,27,29,31): Ch 1. 1 Sl St in the first 3(4,5,6,7) stitches. 1 Hdc in the next 12(12,13,13,14) stitches. Turn. 12(12,13,13,14 Hdc)

Row 24(26,28,30,32): Ch 1. Hdc2tog. 1 Hdc in remaining stitches across. Turn. 11(11,12,12,13 Hdc)

Row 25(27,29,31,33): Ch 1. 1 Hdc across until you reach last 2 stitches. Hdc2tog. Turn. 10(10,11,11,12 Hdc)

Row 26(28,30,32,34): Repeat Row 24(26,28,30,32). 9(9,10,10,11 Hdc)

Row 27(29,31,33,35): Repeat Row 25(27,29,31,33). 8(8,9,9,10 Hdc)

Rows 28(30,32,34,36)-30(33,36,39,42): 1 Hdc in each St across. Turn. 8(8,9,9,10 Hdc)

Tie off. 

Opposite Shoulder-

Join yarn to opposite side and repeat rows 23(25,27,29,31)-30(33,36,39,42)

Back Panel-

Repeat Rows 1-34(37,40,43,46) of the ribbing and Rows 1-22(24,26,28,30) of front panel (body). 

Row 23(25,27,29,31): 1 Sl St in first 3(4,5,6,7) stitches. 1 Hdc across until you are within 3(4,5,6,7) stitches. Do not finish row. Turn. 28(29,30,31,32 Hdc)

Rows 24(26,28,30,32)-28(31,34,37,40): Ch 1. 1 Hdc in each St across. Turn.

Rows 29(32,35,38,41)-30(33,36,39,42): Ch 1. 1 Hdc in next 8(8,9,9,10) stitches. Turn.

Tie Off.

Opposite Shoulder-

Join yarn to opposite side and repeat Rows 29(32,35,38,41)-30(33,36,39,42)

Joining-

Place your front and back panel together. Sew the top rows of the shoulders together. I like to use my yarn tail and hook and Sl St the top rows of the shoulders together. You can also use a yarn needle and the tail of yarn and mattress stitch across. 

I recommend trying the sweater on here to see if you like the body length and head opening. If there are any issues you can fix them here before moving onto the rest of the seaming.

Now, fold your panels together once more. Join yarn to the bottom corner at the ribbing, Sl St or sew up the side of your shirt. Stop when you reach the decrease row. Tie off. Repeat on other side. Turn shirt correct side out. 

Sleeves (x2)-

With your work correct side out. Join yarn with a Sl St to the bottom of the open arm hole at the top of the side seam. 

Round 1: Ch 1. Work 28(31,34,37,40) Hdc evenly around the opening of the arm hole. Join to your first Hdc with a Sl St. Ch1, Turn. (28(31,34,37,40 Hdc)

Round 2: 1 Hdc in each St around. Join with a Sl St. Ch 1, Turn. 

Repeat Round 2 for a total of 26(28,30,32,34) Rounds.

Round 27(29,31,33,35): Ch 1. *1 Hdc, Hdc2tog* Repeat around. 1 Hdc in any remaining stitches. Join. Ch1, Turn. 19(21,23,25,27 Hdc)

Round 28(30,32,34,36): Repeat previous round. 13(14,16,17,18)

Round 29(31,33,35,37): Ch 1. *1 Fphdc, 1 Bphdc* Repeat around. Join to first with a Sl St. Do Not Turn. 

Rounds 30(32,34,36,38)-32(34,36,39,41): Repeat previous round.

Tie off. Repeat rounds 1-32(34,36,39,41) on opposite side. 

Neckline-

Join yarn with a Sl St to the shoulder seam at the neckline. Ch 1. Work 1 Hdc in each St evenly around. Join to the first St with a Sl St. 

Note- For a more fitted neck add as many rounds as desired.

Tie off.

Weave in all ends.

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Rachel Misner