Lillet
Lillet is a simple pullover that was so soothing and comfy that I had to make one more after I finished the first.
My initial knit was a sweatshirt-y pullover, with an everyday fit and a wide neckline. It’s long and slouchy, with a little shaping for a curved back hem.
The second is a more cropped, boxy shape - with a bit of lace at transition from body to hem. It’s more of a swingy little number that makes a fun statement.
Both feature a simple but lovely lace collar, raglan shaping, and seamless construction. Collar and neckline in both versions and lower back in the longer version are shaped with short rows.
Pattern contains instructions for working either version, and lots of notes on modifying length, width or adjusting either neckline or back shaping.
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Lillet is a simple pullover that was so soothing and comfy that I had to make one more after I finished the first.
My initial knit was a sweatshirt-y pullover, with an everyday fit and a wide neckline. It’s long and slouchy, with a little shaping for a curved back hem.
The second is a more cropped, boxy shape - with a bit of lace at transition from body to hem. It’s more of a swingy little number that makes a fun statement.
Both feature a simple but lovely lace collar, raglan shaping, and seamless construction. Collar and neckline in both versions and lower back in the longer version are shaped with short rows.
Pattern contains instructions for working either version, and lots of notes on modifying length, width or adjusting either neckline or back shaping.
Scroll down for details.
Lillet is a simple pullover that was so soothing and comfy that I had to make one more after I finished the first.
My initial knit was a sweatshirt-y pullover, with an everyday fit and a wide neckline. It’s long and slouchy, with a little shaping for a curved back hem.
The second is a more cropped, boxy shape - with a bit of lace at transition from body to hem. It’s more of a swingy little number that makes a fun statement.
Both feature a simple but lovely lace collar, raglan shaping, and seamless construction. Collar and neckline in both versions and lower back in the longer version are shaped with short rows.
Pattern contains instructions for working either version, and lots of notes on modifying length, width or adjusting either neckline or back shaping.
Scroll down for details.
Yarn:
For the shorter version, Julie Asselin Leizu Worsted (90% Merino, 10% Silk; 200yds/183m per 4oz/115g skein). Shown in Après la Pluie.
For the longer version, Julie Asselin Nurtured (100% Targhee Rambouillet, Merino Fine Wool; 130yds/119m per 2oz/57g skein). Shown in Dew.
Gauge: 20 sts/28 rows = 4”/10cm
Needles: US 7/4.5mm
Sizes:
36(38.5,41,43.25,45)(49,51.25,53.5,56)"
91.5(97.75,104.25,110,114.25)(124.5,130.25,136,142.25)cm
Sizes based on circumference around bust. Measurements based on final, blocked fabric. For fit shown, choose size that gives you about 4”/10cm of positive ease.
Yardage:
Julie Asselin Leizu Worsted (shorter version):
1000(1050,1100,1150,1200)(1300,1400,1500,1600)yds
915(960,1005,1060,1100)(1190,1280,1375,1465)m
Julie Asselin Nurtured (longer version):
1100(1200,1250,1300,1400)(1500,1600,1700,1800)yds
1005(1100,1145,1190,1280)(1375,1465,1555,1645)m