The Sticks and Bones Sweater

Herringbone is my absolute favorite stitch to use while knitting, so why not make an entire garment out of it?This sweater is created bottom-up and has a cropped, drop-shoulder style with a boatneck – a classic fit for all body types. The hem of the body and sleeves, along with the neckline, feature a neatly finished I-cord edging. The shoulder seams are made utilizing a “braided-seam” technique, which leaves a clean but beautiful shoulder detail that leads perfectly into the I-cord neckline. Herringbone is definitely a stitch that takes time (I personally find it therapeutic); but no matter how long it takes you, the end result is so incredibly worth it. I hope this becomes one of your favorite sweaters. So, without further ado, pick up your sticks and start knitting those bones (herringbone that is). Happy knitting!

Finished Bust Circumference includes 4" of positive ease

About 33” (37, 41, 45) 49, 53 in {84 (94, 104, 114.5) 124.5, 134.5} cm