Green Set in Adriafil Globe Uni - Downloadable PDF

Green Set in Adriafil Globe Uni – Knitted Jacket and Scarf Pattern (Free Downloadable PDF)

This free downloadable knitting pattern from Adriafil presents the Green Set, a coordinated duo comprising a fitted jacket and a matching scarf, both worked in a harmonious combination of Adriafil Globe Uni and Adriafil Lily yarns in complementary green shades. The set is designed to be knitted in aran weight yarn and is suitable for knitters who are comfortable working basic shaping, ribbing, and seaming techniques. The pattern is sized for women's sizes 40, 42, and 44, making it a versatile wardrobe addition.

About the Yarns and Materials

The pattern calls for two specific Adriafil yarns used together to create texture and visual interest:

• Adriafil Lily Green No 92 – the primary yarn, used for the main body sections in stock stitch
• Adriafil Globe Uni Green No 24 – used double throughout, adding a distinctive textural contrast to the ribbed trims and edgings

Both yarns are worked on No. 7 (4.5mm) knitting needles. Additional materials include a 50 cm green zip and a tapestry needle for seaming and grafting stitches. The gauge is 13 stitches and 19 rows over 10 x 10 cm in stock stitch using Lily yarn on No. 7 needles, which is essential to achieve the correct sizing across all three sizes.

The Jacket

Construction and Shaping

The Green Set jacket is a structured, set-in sleeve jacket with a front zip opening and a substantial ribbed collar. It is worked in separate pieces — back, right front, left front, and two sleeves — then seamed together during finishing. This classic construction method gives the jacket a neat, tailored silhouette.

Yarn Requirements for the Jacket

• 600 g of Adriafil Lily Green No 92
• 150 g of Adriafil Globe Uni Green No 24 (used double)

Stitches and Techniques Used

• Elastic rib – used for the cast-on rows and transitional sections, providing a flexible, close-fitting edge
• K2/P2 rib – a classic two-by-two rib used for the lower body, sleeve cuffs, and the deep collar, adding structure and stretch
• Stock stitch – the main body fabric, worked in Lily yarn after the initial ribbed border, creating a smooth and even knitted surface

Key Construction Details

The back begins with Globe Uni yarn worked double, casting on 56 (58–60) stitches and working 4 rows of elastic rib followed by k2/p2 rib for 7 cm. The body then transitions to Lily yarn in stock stitch. Armhole shaping begins at 29 (30–31) cm from the cast-on edge, with stitches bound off on each side every 2 rows twice.

The right and left fronts are worked symmetrically to match the back, with corresponding armhole and shoulder shaping. The sleeves begin with 34 (36–38) stitches in Globe Uni worked double, transitioning to Lily yarn in stock stitch after 14 cm. Sleeve shaping involves increasing 1 stitch on each side every 8 rows, 7 times. Armhole shaping on the sleeves involves binding off stitches at each side, then decreasing 2 stitches every 4 rows, 8 times, before binding off the remaining stitches.

Finishing the Jacket

Finishing is a key part of this pattern and involves several steps that give the jacket its polished, professional appearance:

• Picking up 86 (88–90) stitches along each side of the front opening using Globe Uni worked double