Bouquet is the kind of sweater that's effortless to wear and works with everything, and also gets compliments left, right and center. It's central lace motif, inspired by the blooming flower beds in the designer's garden, is worked up in a heavier-than-usual-yarn for lace patterns, making it a rhythmic, enjoyable knit.
The sweater is knit from the bottom up with split hems and a longer back hem. The drop shoulder is complemented by a shaped sleeve cap for a great fit in the upper arm and armhole.
Maria Magnusson
This pattern is available in Making Stories Magazine Issue 9, In Bloom.
5 (5, 6, 6, 7, 7) [8, 8, 9, 9] skeins of The Fibre Co.'s Cumbria - enough yarn to make the Bouquet Sweater in your chosen size, including a little bit extra so that you can swatch comfortably without worrying about running out of yarn.
Bouquet is the kind of sweater that's effortless to wear and works with everything, and also gets compliments left, right and center. It's central lace motif, inspired by the blooming flower beds in the designer's garden, is worked up in a heavier-than-usual-yarn for lace patterns, making it a rhythmic, enjoyable knit.
Designed by Maria Magnusson for our Issue 9 - In Bloom.
The Fibre Co.'s Cumbria is a classic, worsted-weight yarn that knits up with a lovely crisp stitch definition and next-to-skin softness. It combines South American Merino for softness, English Masham wool for warmth, and Argentinian Mohair for lustre and strength. A great yarn for everyday knitwear that you want to last a long, long time!