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Joanie Sweater

£8.00

Say hello to the Joanie Sweater is the sibling pattern to the Joanie cardigan. Named for Joan Hickson, the actress who so perfectly embodied the classic Miss Marple series in the 1980s, it is wearable whimsy at its finest! While I know you enjoy a cardigan, many of you reached out requesting a sweater version to make for your amateur sleuthing, so here she is!

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  • John Arbon Textiles Yarnadelic Sport/Heavy 4ply; 100% Falklands Corriedale; 333 meters / 364 yards per 100 g. Colour Sunflowers In My Garden

    Approx 975 (1060, 1155, 1230, 1390) [1470, 1615, 1700, 1795] yards/890 (970, 1055, 1125, 1270) [1340, 1475, 1555, 1640] meters.

    Approx 3 (3, 4, 4, 4) [5, 5, 5, 5] skeins.

  • 3.5 mm / 4 US with a 24” / 60 cm cable for body and sleeves (if working in magic loop for sleeves), or double-pointed needles.

    3 mm / 2.5 US with a 40” / 100 cm for hem and neckband and 24” / 60 cm cable for cuffs (if working in magic loop), or double-pointed needles.

  • Sizes 1 (2, 3, 4, 5) [6, 7, 8, 9]

    Circumference at chest: 36.75 (39.75, 43.25, 46, 52) [55, 60.5, 63.75, 67.25]“/93.25 (101, 109.75, 116.75, 132) [139.75, 153.75, 162, 170.75] cm.

    Recommended to be worn with 3 - 6”/7.5 - 15.25 cm positive ease at the chest.

  • 23 sts by 34 rows over 4”/10 cm in Stockinette Stitch in the round and flat with larger needle size and after blocking.

    26.75 sts by 34 rows over 4“/10 cm in cable pattern with larger needle size and after blocking.

    24 sts by 44 rows over 4”/10 cm in 2x2 Moss Stitch Ribbing with smaller needle size and after blocking.

    Measurements are taken after blocking on relaxed swatches. I recommend swatching the stockinette in the round and flat in case you need to adjust needle size between the different sections to reach the suggested gauge.

  • Tapestry needle, cable needle.

    Stitch markers;

    4 regular stitch markers and one unique marker for BOR.

  • Cables [2/1 LC, 2/1 RC, 2/1/2 LC]

    Bobbles

    Decreasing [k2tog & ssk]

    Short rows [Double Stitch / German Short Rows]

  • This pattern is worked both in the round and flat at different sections, with the cable section that runs up each side continuing throughout. To keep the process super clear, I have created separate charts for each step, all with written instructions. This means there are a lot of charts, but they don’t all apply to every size; sizes 1-4 use one set of charts, sizes 5-7 another set of charts, and sizes 8-9 another set. To avoid the pattern becoming extremely long, and to avoid having to scroll back and forth to view the chart you are currently working on, all charts and corresponding written instructions have their separate page that can be downloaded from the chart section of the pattern. This makes it easy to print out only the charts you need if you wish.