Yarn: Berroco Ultra Alpaca (50% super fine alpaca, 50% Peruvian wool, 219yds/200m per 3.5oz/100g skein). Shown in the 6211, Duncan colorway.
If substituting yarn, choose a fiber that knits to pattern gauge in a fabric that you like the drape and feel of. Swatch in both stockinette and lace to check gauge and to be sure the lace shows up in your yarn. This is an easy sweater in which to play with multiple strands if you like an extra halo or subtle heathered effect.
Gauge: 16 stitches and 24 rounds/rows in 4”/10cm. Gauge based on final, blocked fabric in stockinette on larger needle, lace hem on smaller needle.
Needles: US#8/5mm needles, or size to get gauge. I recommend long circulars for body and preferred method for small circumferences on sleeves and neckline. Optional US#7/4.5mm smaller needles for lace hem if required to maintain gauge.
Sizes:
37(40,44,47,50)(55,58.5,62,66)”
94(101.5,111.75,119.5,127)(139.75,148.5,157.5,167.75)cm
Circumference around bust. Sample shown worn with 6”/15.25cm of positive ease and a cropped length.
Yardage:
600(650,700,750,850)(950,1100,1200,1300)yds
550(595,640,685,775)(870,1005,1100,1190)m