Crunchy Leaves Sweater – Knitting Pattern

The Crunchy Leaves Sweater was inspired by my absolute love for everything that makes Autumn so cosy and full of beautiful little details. From the first warm cup of tea/coffee/chocolate to the first cold day, long walks in crunchy leaves and its beautiful colours.
The sweater is made to be comfy, a bit oversized and to enjoy these little moments.
It’s worked from the top down, so you will start from the neck with a yoke, and you don’t have to sew any parts. The sleeves are worked for last from the stitches put on hold.

The finished product (before blocking):
Size S (M-L)
Chest Large 82 (104 – 112) cm
32.2 (40.9 – 44) inches
Long (from the underarm) 38 (45 – 46) cm
14.9 (17.7 – 18) inches
Arms Long (from the underarm) 39 (43 cm – 48) cm
15.3 (16.9 – 19) inches
Circumference 23 (34 – 36) cm
9 (13.3 – 14.1) inches
Back (long) 53 (55 – 60) cm
20.8 (21.6 – 23.2) inches

Materials:

Yarn:
Spring/Summer version
5 skeins Bio Sesia 5, Colour 1665 (dark grey) colour A
2 skeins Bio Sesia 5, Colour 460 (light grey) colour B
Autumn/Winter version
200 g 250 g of Ulysse from De Rerum Natura, Colour Poivre et Sel colour A
100 g of Ulysse from De Rerum Natura, Colour Dorè colour B

Circular Needles:
US 3/ UK 11/ 3.00 mm circular needles if you are using Bio Sesia Cotton.
US 6/ UK 8/ 4.00 mm + US 8/ UK 6/5.00 mm for the sleeves circular needles if you are using Ulysse.

Gauge in stockinette:
4 x 4 inches / 10 x 10 cm = 28 st x 33 rows Bio Sesia
4 x 4 inches / 10 x 10 cm = 20 st x 32 rows Ulysse with US 6/UK 8/ 4.00 mm needles (gauge in seed stitch: 16 st x 24 rows)

What you need to know:
Knit, purl
Yarn over
Seed stitch