Multi-striped boy's sweater

This beautiful sweater is knitted from the top down while increasing for raglan sleeves. This technique is particularly useful if you don't want to have to retrofit the sweater, which is why raglan is a popular technique for many.

The sweater is particularly notable for its many stripes. The stripes have a unique and mottled look, which is achieved by knitting the sweater with the wrong side out. The sweater must be turned before use, which is why all color changes are on the outside. In other words, it's a fun and easy technique that gives a fantastic result.

The boy's sweater is knitted in Mayflower Cotton Merino Classic, which is spun from 50% pure new wool and 50% cotton and has a running length of 100 meters per 50 grams. Four different colors were used for the project, and we chose to design the sweater in shades of grey. Mayflower However, Cotton Merino Classic is also available in many other colors, so you can easily design your own sweater in other shades.

The knitting pattern is completely free and you can download it by clicking the link below.

NOTE: This design is part of our archive patterns. These may have been designed in discontinued yarn qualities or otherwise have lost their relevance. Please note that we unfortunately cannot offer support for patterns in the archive.