Knit pattern – MYPZ Chunky Topdown Alpaca Pullover Raspberry No.12 (ENG-DE-NL-ES-FR-IT-DA-SV-NO)

We explain everything you need to know and we tell you step by step what to do. The entire pattern is supported with clear color charts and stitch counts for every size. Person in the picture wears size M Yarn and colors: You knit with 3 strands held together: 1 strand MYPZ Super Soft Merino (100% Extrafine Merino Wool) + 2 strands MYPZ Fluffy (32% Baby Alpaca, 27% RWS Merino Wool, 41% Polyamide). For the ocher color, 1 strand of Durable Glam Orange Gold is used instead of Super Soft Merino. The neckband is knit with 2 strands of MYPZ Super Soft Merino Warm Rosé. How much yarn do you need in total per color? Check the table next to the photos. What do you need in total? (based on the pullover in the picture; quantities for size S, extra balls for larger sizes in brackets): • 2 balls MYPZ Super Soft Merino Powder Pink (+1 M, L, XL, XXL) • 1 ball MYPZ Super Soft Merino Neon Pink (+1 XL, XXL) • 1 ball MYPZ Super Soft Merino Candy Pink (+1 XL, XXL) • 2 balls MYPZ Super Soft Merino Wine Red • 1 ball MYPZ Super Soft Merino Brown (+1 XL, XXL) • 1 ball MYPZ Super Soft Merino Warm Rosé (+1 XXL) • 1 ball MYPZ Fluffy Neon Pink • 1 ball MYPZ Fluffy Candy Pink • 1 ball MYPZ Fluffy Coconut • 1 ball MYPZ Fluffy Ocher • 2 balls MYPZ Fluffy Light Pink (+1 XXL) • 1 ball MYPZ Fluffy Burgundy Red (+1 L, XL, XXL) • 1 ball Durable Glam Orange Gold Sizes: S, M, L, XL and XXL S: length: ± 65.5 cm | width: ± 55 cm M: length: ± 65.5 cm | width: ± 60 cm L: length: ± 67.8 cm | width: ± 65 cm XL: length: ± 70 cm | width: ± 70 cm XXL: length: ± 72.2 cm | width: ± 75 cm The chest circumference is twice the width. Length is measured from the bottom of the neckband. Gauge: 8 sts x 9 rounds = 10 x 10 cm in stockinette stitch on 12 mm needles, with 3 strands held together. Knitting needles: • 9mm (UK 00 / US 13) circular with a length of 80 cm • 12mm (US 17) circular with a length of 80 cm Remaining materials: • Tapestry needle • Scissors • Stitchmarkers