Boxy Cable Sweater Knitting Pattern

Knit a boxy cable sweater that actually fits You want the big cable sweater look without ending up in something shapeless. This one is meant to sit loose on purpose, and it tells you how much room to leave before you start. The cables sit in set panels, and everything between them is one simple repeat you will know by heart after a few rows. If you have made a sweater before, this is a step up you can handle. Skill Level: Intermediate Finished Size: Sizes 1 to 4, finished chest 120 to 145 cm / 47.2 to 57 in Ease is spelled out (4 to 19.7 inches of positive ease), so you choose how oversized it sits instead of guessing your size The body is worked in the round to the length you want, cropped like the photo or longer Shoulders and sleeves are picked up as you go, so there is almost nothing to sew at the end “I was nervous about the cables, but once the back was done the rest made sense.” Materials Aran weight yarn (llama/wool or alpaca/wool blends work beautifully) 4.5 mm / US 7 circular needles (40, 60 and 80 to 100 cm) 3 mm / US 2.5 circular needles for the ribbing Cable needle Stitch markers and waste yarn