Fog Cutter

Fog Cutter features a gorgeous, textured cable motif on the front, accented by ribbed detail at the hem and shoulders.  It's one of those sweaters that looks much harder than it is, as I've added a lot of reverse stockinette, simple seaming and notes on modifying for depth or width if needed.

I worked this as a summer pullover, but I think it would also be lovely in a light wool - either a heather or a tweed would bring out the textures wonderfully!

My friend Gabriella is wearing the sweater high on the hip with 5” of positive ease for a nice, easy fit, but altering things for either width or depth is easy and instructions are included in the pattern.

The sweater is knit in 4 pieces and seamed together at shoulders and along underarms/sides.

Sizes based on circumference around body at bust and hip in final blocked fabric. Sample is shown with 5” of positive ease. I suggest choosing the size with about 5” of positive ease for a fit as shown.

A suggested substitute yarn is shown below.