Bauer Sweater Knitting Pattern
The story behind the Bauer Sweater pattern:
My great friend inspires the Bauer Sweater design. In the early winter of 2018, Kate requested that I design a sweater (similar to the one she owns), which she would like to knit. Cooler weather in the Rocky Mountains means it is “Sweater Weather”! I find a true extraordinary experience whenever I have an opportunity to design—and to knit with a friend. This sweater is lovely and fashionable! It is a fast knit project worked bottom-up, in the round. Ribbing begins over 8 stitches on 8 rounds repeat.
The pattern is very easy to follow where you will want to keep knitting until you have finished the beautiful piece, which makes it very appropriate as a fast knit garment during the cold wintery months in the Rockies. Plus, since it is very enjoyable to knit, you may want to make the different lengths and variations for you and your loved ones during the Holidays! The Bauer Sweater will surely keep you toasted!!!
Happy Knitting!
Materials-
Yarn: Sugar Bush Bold, a 100% Extra Fine Superwash Merino Wool in worsted weight held doubled OR any Bulky to Super Bulky yarn
Yardage requirements: 6 skeins of 190 yds/174 m (total 1140 yds)
Needle: US13/ 9.0mm 32” circular knitting needle, US13/ 9.0mm 16” circular knitting needle, and US13/ 9.0mm dpns
Other: Stitch marker; darning/tapestry needle
The story behind the Bauer Sweater pattern:
My great friend inspires the Bauer Sweater design. In the early winter of 2018, Kate requested that I design a sweater (similar to the one she owns), which she would like to knit. Cooler weather in the Rocky Mountains means it is “Sweater Weather”! I find a true extraordinary experience whenever I have an opportunity to design—and to knit with a friend. This sweater is lovely and fashionable! It is a fast knit project worked bottom-up, in the round. Ribbing begins over 8 stitches on 8 rounds repeat.
The pattern is very easy to follow where you will want to keep knitting until you have finished the beautiful piece, which makes it very appropriate as a fast knit garment during the cold wintery months in the Rockies. Plus, since it is very enjoyable to knit, you may want to make the different lengths and variations for you and your loved ones during the Holidays! The Bauer Sweater will surely keep you toasted!!!
Happy Knitting!
Materials-
Yarn: Sugar Bush Bold, a 100% Extra Fine Superwash Merino Wool in worsted weight held doubled OR any Bulky to Super Bulky yarn
Yardage requirements: 6 skeins of 190 yds/174 m (total 1140 yds)
Needle: US13/ 9.0mm 32” circular knitting needle, US13/ 9.0mm 16” circular knitting needle, and US13/ 9.0mm dpns
Other: Stitch marker; darning/tapestry needle
The story behind the Bauer Sweater pattern:
My great friend inspires the Bauer Sweater design. In the early winter of 2018, Kate requested that I design a sweater (similar to the one she owns), which she would like to knit. Cooler weather in the Rocky Mountains means it is “Sweater Weather”! I find a true extraordinary experience whenever I have an opportunity to design—and to knit with a friend. This sweater is lovely and fashionable! It is a fast knit project worked bottom-up, in the round. Ribbing begins over 8 stitches on 8 rounds repeat.
The pattern is very easy to follow where you will want to keep knitting until you have finished the beautiful piece, which makes it very appropriate as a fast knit garment during the cold wintery months in the Rockies. Plus, since it is very enjoyable to knit, you may want to make the different lengths and variations for you and your loved ones during the Holidays! The Bauer Sweater will surely keep you toasted!!!
Happy Knitting!
Materials-
Yarn: Sugar Bush Bold, a 100% Extra Fine Superwash Merino Wool in worsted weight held doubled OR any Bulky to Super Bulky yarn
Yardage requirements: 6 skeins of 190 yds/174 m (total 1140 yds)
Needle: US13/ 9.0mm 32” circular knitting needle, US13/ 9.0mm 16” circular knitting needle, and US13/ 9.0mm dpns
Other: Stitch marker; darning/tapestry needle
