Sweater & Scarf Set In Sirdar Jewelspun Aran - 10714P - Downloadable PDF
By Sirdar
What you'll need
| To Fit Chest: | 81-86cm (32-34") | 91-97cm (36-38") | 102-107cm (40-42") | 112-117cm (44-46") | 122-127cm (48-50") | 132-137cm (52-54") |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Sirdar Jewelspun
Midnight Sapphire (853)
|
3 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 4 | 4 |
| Size: | One Size |
|---|---|
Sirdar Jewelspun
Midnight Sapphire (853)
|
2 |
Sirdar Jewelspun Aran Sweater & Scarf Set – Pattern 10714 Summary
This downloadable PDF knitting pattern from Sirdar presents Design No. 10714, a coordinating Sweater and Scarf Set worked in Sirdar Jewelspun Aran. Rated Advanced in difficulty, the pattern is triple-checked by Sirdar to guarantee success when used with the recommended yarn. The set is sized to fit bust/chest measurements of 81–137 cm (32–54 in), making it a versatile project suitable for a wide range of adult sizes.
About the Designs
The Sweater
The sweater is a substantial hand-knitted garment designed to showcase the naturally variegated, hand-spun aesthetic of Sirdar Jewelspun Aran. Because the yarn itself creates rich, blended colour effects, the construction of the sweater allows the tonal shifts in the yarn to take centre stage. Knitters working at an advanced level will appreciate the shaping and finishing techniques involved in producing a well-fitted, polished garment across such a broad size range.
- Garment type: Pullover sweater
- Size range: 81–137 cm (32–54 in) bust/chest
- Difficulty: Advanced
The Scarf
The coordinating scarf is designed to complement the sweater, using the same Sirdar Jewelspun Aran yarn in the same shade to create a cohesive, put-together set. Scarves knitted in aran-weight yarn work up relatively quickly and provide an excellent opportunity to appreciate the colour-blending qualities of Jewelspun. The scarf makes the pattern particularly attractive as a gift project or as an introduction to the yarn before committing to the larger sweater.
- Garment type: Coordinating scarf
- Yarn shade used: Shade 853 (from the Midnight Garden collection)
Yarn and Materials
Both pieces in this set are knitted using Sirdar Jewelspun Aran, a British-designed yarn established by Sirdar, a West Yorkshire yarn company founded in 1880. Jewelspun is crafted to replicate the popular hand-spun look through its opulent, blended colourways, while remaining soft, lightweight, and easy to care for — a practical choice for everyday knitwear.
- Yarn: Sirdar Jewelspun Aran
- Shade: 853 (part of the Midnight Garden collection)
- Weight: Aran
- Brand heritage: Sirdar, established in West Yorkshire, 1880
- Needles: Knitting needles appropriate for aran-weight yarn (refer to pattern for specific sizes)
Techniques and Stitches
As an advanced-level knitting pattern, Design No. 10714 calls upon a range of knitting skills. Working with a variegated aran-weight yarn like Jewelspun requires careful attention to tension and stitch consistency so that the colour transitions flow naturally across the fabric.
Key Techniques
- Garment shaping: Increasing and decreasing stitches to shape the body, sleeves, and neckline of the sweater
- Seaming and finishing: Joining knitted panels neatly to produce a professional, wearable garment
- Tension/gauge management: Maintaining consistent tension across aran-weight yarn to ensure accurate sizing across the broad 81–137 cm range
- Scarf construction: Straightforward elongated panel knitting, ideal for showcasing the yarn's colourway
Stitches Likely Used
- Stocking stitch (stockinette): A classic smooth fabric stitch commonly used in aran-weight sweater construction to highlight variegated yarn colour effects
- Rib stitch: Typically used at cuffs, hems
Specifications
| Brand: | Sirdar |
| Yarn Weight: | Aran |
| Featured Products: | Sirdar Jewelspun |
| Needles Required: | 4.00mm (US 6) & 5.00mm (US 8) Single Point Needles |
| Finished Size: | Sweater: To Fit Chest: 81cm to 137cm (32 to 54"), Scarf: 32 x 174cm (12.5 x 68.5") |
| Pages: | 8 |
| Craft: | Knitting |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Number of Patterns: | 1 |
| Skill Level: | Advanced |