Scent of Sage Knitted Sweater [FREE Knitting Pattern]

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Love the cold days with this Scent of Sage Knitted Sweater. This beautiful garb is worked with cables and a double-neck which makes it unique in its own way. It will keep you warm and cozy especially during winter.

In addition, you can get the pattern for this beautiful sweater from the Garn Studio website.

Scent of Sage Sweater – A Wonderfully Warm Piece

This free knitting pattern is ideal for Level 4 - Intermediate Level Knitters

Brought to you the creative design team over at Garn Studio comes at Scent of Sage Knitted Sweater. This lovely garment will give you the comfort you need these cold days. It features a cable pattern in front that gives volume and style, which is perfect for pairing with casual outfits.

Moreover, it’s available in six different sizes, small, medium, large. XL, 2XL, 3XL. The finished chest measurement measures 35.5 – 38.5 – 43.38 – 45.75 – 51.25 – 55.75 inches. That’s approximately 90 – 98 – 110-116 – 130 – 142 cm if you prefer to use the metric system.

To work on this pattern, you will need DROPS Wish Yarn, a 14 ply super bulky yarn. This yarn is spun from a wonderful combination of alpaca, cotton, and wool. It’s a beautiful and chunky blow yarn, as well as, soft, fluffy, and itch-free. This is perfect for making chunky accessories, garments, and afghans.

Furthermore, you will need two circular knitting needles US size 10.75 and 11. That’s approximately 7 mm and 8 mm if you prefer to use the metric system.

In addition, you will also need two double-pointed knitting needles US size 10.75 and 11. That’s about 7 mm and 8 mm if you prefer to use the metric system.

Making this cardigan will require you to make the Open Yarnover Increase (yo), it is a stand-alone increase and is vertical in appearance. Check out our fully illustrated tutorial for this technique here: Learn the Open Yarnover Increase.

Finally, working on this pattern requires you to make the K2tog or knit 2 stitches together, which is a basic decrease technique that slants to the right.

If you like to learn how to make the K2tog, you can check out our fully illustrated tutorial for this technique that you’ll find helpful. You can find the tutorial here: Basic Right-Slanting Decrease (K2tog).