Holes Sweater Pattern

This truly hole-y sweater begins with a provisional cast on / tubular cast on and is knit in the round from the bottom up. The front prominently features the holes while the back is stockinette. The shoulders are joined with crochet seams and the piece is finished with a folded rib at the neckline. The sleeves are picked up from the armholes and worked in the round. Finally, the holes are finished with a stockinette stitch rim.

This sweater is a classic fit with a slightly dropped shoulder. The sleeve tapers gradually for a genderless fit. Please see the spec chart. XS (S, M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL) as defined by the garment measurements in the chart in the last image.

SAMPLE: The sweater pictured is a size Small

MAIN YARN: Bare Naked Wools Kent DK in color ‘Beach Pebble.’ 60% Merino / 40% Romney 115g // 300 yards. 380 (441, 471, 504, 542, 623, 692) grams // 990 (1150, 1230, 1315, 1415, 1625, 1805) yards needed

CONTRAST COLOR: Corrie Worsted in color ‘Kokko.’ 75% Falkland Corriedale, 25% Gotland Wool 100g // 230 meters (250 yards) OR anything from stash with a great color. 64 grams // 150 yards needed

Needles and Notions:

• 32” US6 circular needles
• 16” US6 circular needles
• US2 DPNs
• Waste yarn for provisional cast on and placing stitches on hold
• Crochet hook for tucking in ends, seams, and provisional cast on
• Stitch Markers

Gauge: 21 sts + 28 rows in 4" // 10cm worked in stockinette stitch