Serenity Kimono Sweater

The kimono is knit from the bottom of the back up to the neck, then half the stitches are placed on a stitch holder to be worked later, and the other half are knit to make the front of the sweater. Once the one half of the front is knit, the remainder of the stitches are put back on a needle and the other side of the front is knit. Once this is finished the sides are sewn up using a mattress stitch, leaving an opening for an arm hole & the Front Edging is knit on by picking up stitches & using the seed stitch pattern.

This sweater has an oversized fit and is ONE SIZE FITS MOST.

Gauge: 11 stitches x 16 rows = 4 inches x 4 inches Needles:US13/9mm straight needles, & US13/9mm 29 inch circular needle Yarn: Weight 5, suggested is Loops & Threads Charisma (5 100 gram skeins)