PARIS SWEATER PDF Knitting Pattern - Flat Knit Sweater with Seam

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This pattern is available in English and French as a digital download and sent automatically after order confirmation (PDF type).

The PARIS SWEATER stands out with its chic and glamorous lace pattern, inspired by the Sézanne style. It features a raglan sleeve adorned with cables for a refined finish. This version is flat-knit with a seam, while a seamless version is currently under development for optimal comfort.

Sizes: XS – (S) – M – (L) – XL – (2XL) – 3XL – (4XL) – 5XL

Bust circumference (finished garment): 92 – (96) – 104 – (112) – 120 – (132) – 144 – (158) – 168 cm (add 15 cm to your chest measurement and take the size of the work closest to the result or your preference)

Ease: designed with a positive ease of 15 cm.

Yarns and weight: 1 LACE KID Silk weight yarn (mohair and silk) and 1 LACE weight yarn (Merino) held together (possibility with 1 hairy FINGERING)

Total meterage: 1260 – (1470) – 1470 – (1680) – 1680 – (1890) – 2100 – (2310) - 2310 m for each thread.

Notions: size 3 (body and sleeves) and 2.5 mm (1/1 ribbing) straight needles, auxiliary needle, marker, wool needle.
Gauge: 26 sts x 44 rows = 10 cm x 10 cm of lace with 3 mm needle.

The tutorial is designed to be followed in writing and with the help of a diagram (not transcribed row by row).

I have a bust measurement of 83 cm and I wear a size M (positive ease of 21 cm). I use the ecru color.

* Description above for the version with stitching.

LANGUAGES French English

Level: INTERMEDIATE 3/5

Points and techniques required:

Lace, twist.
Single, double and triple dec, twisted st, yarn over (only on odd rows), slip-yarn over.

Links to the boss's videos

Construction details(s)

The tutorial must be followed with the description as well as the diagram (not transcribed in row by row).

WITH SEAM (flat, from bottom to top back and forth):

THE PARIS Sweater is knitted partly flat with invisible seams at the raglan sleeves. The body starts with the back, then the front, with an openwork pattern combining purl, knit and yarn over stitches. Cables finish the raglan, and the 1x1 ribbed collar is assembled with backstitch to avoid creases. To knit the bust in the round, simply add stitches between the back and front and increase at the armholes, making sewing easier.