Fair Isle Jumper
Part three of the knit along.
Please read the pattern in full before starting and check out the notes section at the end. If you find something a bit weird, please contact me, I am always grateful for feedback on patterns.
Sizes
Small | Medium | Large | Extra Large | |
Bust measurement | 86cm (34 in) | 91cm (36 in) | 97cm (38 in) | 115cm (45in) |
Finished size | 94cm (37) | 101cm (40) | 110cm (44in) | 135cm (53in) |
Working in the round
Knit 0 (1, 2, 3) rounds in MC.
Side stitches are worked in the current background color, not in pattern.
Work chart 2 with MC and CCB. Break MC at the end of chart 2.
Knit 1 (3, 5, 7) rounds in CCB.
K1 CCB, K1 CCC to end. Break CCB.
Knit 1 (2, 3, 4) rounds CCC.
Work chart 3 with CCC and CCD. Once you’ve done round 8 of chart 3 break CCC and join CCB, continuing to work as charted.
Working Flat
Back & front alike until **
Work 0 (1, 2, 3) rows in MC.
Side stitches are worked in the current background color, not in pattern.
Work chart 2 with MC and CCB. Break MC at the end of chart 2.
Work 1 (3, 5, 7) rows in CCB.
(RS) K1 CCB, K1 CCC to end. Break CCB. / (WS) P1 CCB, P1 CCC to end. Break CCB.
Work 1 (2, 3, 4) rows CCC.
Work chart 3 with CCC and CCD. Once you’ve done row 8 of chart 3 break CCC and join CCB, continuing to work as charted.
Charts
Chart 2
Chart 3
Written instructions
Chart 2
In the round
Round 1 – K1 MC, K1 CC, K2 MC. Repeat to end.
Round 2 – K MC to end.
Round 3 – K3 MC, K1 CC
Round 4 – K MC to end
Round 5 – K CC to end
Working flat
Row 1 – 1 MC, 1 CC, 2 MC. Repeat to end.
Row 2 – MC to end.
Row 3 – 3 MC, 1 CC
Row 4 – MC to end
Row 5 – CC to end
Chart 3
In the round
Round 1 – K1 MC, K1 CC, K7 MC. Repeat to end.
Round 2 – K2 CC, K6 MC
Round 3 – K3 CC, K5 MC
Round 4 – K3 CC, K4 MC, K1 CC
Round 5 – K4 CC, K2 MC, K2 CC
Round 5 – K4 CC, K2 MC, K2 CC
Round 7 – K5 CC, K1 MC, K2 CC
Round 8 – K CC
Round 9 – K5 CC, K1 MC, K2 CC
Round 10 – K4 CC, K2 MC, K2 CC
Round 11 – K4 CC, K2 MC, K2 CC
Round 12 – K3 CC, K4 MC, K1 CC
Round 13 – K3 CC, K5 MC
Round 14 – K2 CC, K6 MC
Round 15 – K1 MC, K1 CC, K7 MC
Working flat
Row 1 – 1 MC, 1 CC, 7 MC. Repeat to end.
Row 2 – 2 CC, 6 MC
Row 3 – 3 CC, 5 MC
Row 4 – 3 CC, 4 MC, 1 CC
Row 5 – 4 CC, 2 MC, 2 CC
Row 5 – 4 CC, 2 MC, 2 CC
Row 7 – 5 CC, 1 MC, 2 CC
Row 8 – CC
Row 9 – 5 CC, 1 MC, 2 CC
Row 10 – 4 CC, 2 MC, 2 CC
Row 11 – 4 CC, 2 MC, 2 CC
Row 12 – 3 CC, 4 MC, 1 CC
Row 13 – 3 CC, 5 MC
Row 14 – 2 CC, 6 MC
Row 15 – 1 MC, 1 CC, 7 MC
Notes
Slip stitches
At the start of each row, when working flat either after dividing for the neck, or working the entire jumper flat, slipping a stitch makes it easier to sew up, as well as facilitating picking up stitches later on for the neckline or sleeves.
Side stitches
1 and 1 fair isle also looks good, if you don’t want a solid colour stripes at each side. This is what I did for my demo
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