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    This document provides instructions for making a drop sleeve sweater. It includes materials needed, gauge, and step-by-step directions. The body is cast on in the round and decreases are made to shape it. The front and back are worked separately, with neck shaping on the back. Sleeves are cast on in rounds, decreased, and increased regularly to shape them. Assembly involves sewing seams, picking up stitches for the neckband, and setting in the sleeves.

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    This document provides instructions for making a drop sleeve sweater. It includes materials needed, gauge, and step-by-step directions. The body is cast on in the round and decreases are made to shape it. The front and back are worked separately, with neck shaping on the back. Sleeves are cast on in rounds, decreased, and increased regularly to shape them. Assembly involves sewing seams, picking up stitches for the neckband, and setting in the sleeves.

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    This document provides instructions for making a drop sleeve sweater. It includes materials needed, gauge, and step-by-step directions. The body is cast on in the round and decreases are made to shape it. The front and back are worked separately, with neck shaping on the back. Sleeves are cast on in rounds, decreased, and increased regularly to shape them. Assembly involves sewing seams, picking up stitches for the neckband, and setting in the sleeves.

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    Drop Sleeve Pattern

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    This document provides instructions for making a drop sleeve sweater. It includes materials needed, gauge, and step-by-step directions. The body is cast on in the round and decreases are made to shape it. The front and back are worked separately, with neck shaping on the back. Sleeves are cast on in rounds, decreased, and increased regularly to shape them. Assembly involves sewing seams, picking up stitches for the neckband, and setting in the sleeves.

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    DROP SLEEVE SWEATER

    MATERIALS GAUGE
    • 7 skeins Drops Melody yarn • Rib stitch: 22sts / 4in on 3mm
    • 3 and 4.5mm circular needles (or needles
    size needed for gauge) • Stockinette stitch: 18sts / 4in on
    4.5mm needles

    1. BODY 2. FRONT
    Cast on 264sts on 3mm needles in Continue 108sts in stocking stitch.
    the round. Knit 3in of rib stitch. When piece measures 18.5in cast off
    Change to 4.5mm needles and middle 18sts for neck and complete
    continue in stocking stitch, at the each side separately. Cast off to
    same time decreasing 48sts evenly shape the neckline on every other
    on the first round = 216sts. When row: 1st 10 times. Cast off remaining
    entire piece measures 13in divide sts on shoulder when piece measures
    piece evenly into 2 and complete 21.5in.
    front and back separately.

    3. BACK 4. SLEEVES
    Continue 108sts in stocking stitch. Cast on 48sts on 3mm needles in the
    When piece measures 20.25in bind round. Knit 4.5in of rib stitch. Change
    off middle 32sts for neck and to 4.5mm needles and decrease 8sts
    complete each side separately. Cast evenly on first round = 40sts. Knit 2
    off to shape neckline using bias bind rows. Begin increase: [K1, m1, work
    off and decrease 1st each row for 3 to last, st, m1, k1]. Repeat increase
    rows. Bind off remaining sts. round every 4 rows 21 more times =
    84sts. Cast off all sts.

    5. ASSEMBLY
    Sew shoulder seams. Pick up
    approximately 90sts with 3mm
    needles in the round on neckline and
    work 1.75in rib, cast off using Judy’s
    Super Stretchy Cast Off. Set in
    sleeves.

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