That 70’s Tee

$7.50

I get a lot of my knitwear inspirations from the fashion industry and pop culture. I will
see a piece somewhere and try to recreate it in my designs. This particular sweater design
was inspired by a sweater Laurie Foreman wore in an episode of “That 70’s Show”. I
love the mixture of the striped sleeves with the solid of the rest of the sweater. It’s just
enough to make it different.
This is a traditional top down raglan design with a little bit different construction. The
sleeves are worked separately as is the beginning of the front and back parts of the
sweater. When you reach the underarm the front and back of the sweater are combined and knit as one piece from that point forward. The sleeves are then seamed to the sweater at the raglan line.

*Note this is for a PDF pattern, not the actual sweater

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Description

Details:
Sizes 30 (34, 38, 42) [46, 50, 54, 58] ″ /76.5 (86.5, 96.5, 107) [117, 127, 137.5, 148] cm
Bust
Fingering Weight Yarn:
Sample knit using Yarn and Ewe Alternative sock 75% superwash merino, 25% nylon
463yds in 100g. MC: Nuclear, CC: Hubba bubba.
MC: 168 (187, 206, 241) [255, 280, 296, 309] g / 778 (866, 954, 1116) [1181, 1296,
1370, 1431] yds.
CC: 25 (25, 35, 35) [45, 55, 65, 75] g / 116 (116, 162, 162) [208, 255, 301, 347] yds.
Suggested Needles:
Main Fabric: US 5/3.75mm – 24″/60cm & 32″/80 cm circulars for magic loop or DPNs.
Ribbing: US 3/3.25mm – 24″/60cm & 32″/80 cm circulars for magic loop or DPNs
Notions: Stitch markers, locking stitch markers, tapestry needle, scissors, stitch holders
or scrap yarn.
Gauge: 25sts & 32 rows = 4″/10cm in stockinette stitch blocked, using larger needles.
This sweater would be great with anywhere between 2 inches of negative ease to 2 inches
of positive ease.
Sample knit in size 34 with 1″ positive ease.

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