![]() Held sleeve stitches are then returned to the needles and each sleeve is worked circularly from underarm to cuff. After completion of the yoke, body and sleeves are separated and sleeve stitches are held on waste yarn while the remainder of the sweater body is worked flat.The raglan shoulder shaping begins during the short rows and continues throughout the yoke (the upper body). Knitting begins with the ribbed neckband, followed by a set of short rows to improve neckline fit. This cardigan is worked flat from the top down.Two sets total, in main and ribbing needle sizes.Working the body and/or sleeves to the Tall length will require additional yarn. Exact yardage may vary according to chosen sleeve shape and/or collar variations. Note: Yardage listed is the estimated maximum amount needed per size to make the core pattern garment variation with a classic length torso and tapered sleeves.The marked skein counts "^" are near or exact to the listed yardage consider adding an extra skein. Classic polo collar sample (D) with two medium pockets photographed in Ash.Semi-cropped polo collar sample (C) with three-quarter bloused sleeves photographed in Boro.Classic tall sample (B) with ribbed folded neckband, classic tall sleeves, and three pockets (one small, two large) photographed in Warbler.Semi-cropped striped sample (A) with two medium pockets photographed in Crepe & Carbon.Brooklyn Tweed Imbue - 100% American Merino Wool (104 yards/95 meters per 50g skein)
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