I love a pattern that gives the knitter choices. Sure, you can alter designs to make them longer or shorter or change the neckline yourself, but it’s nice to have some of those options laid out for you in the pattern so you don’t have to think a lot about how to accomplish a sweater that’s just how you want it.
The Rhythm and Rhyme sweater knitting pattern from Mama’s Teddy Bear is a pattern that lays out a lot of options for you. It has three different neckline options — a tutleneck, ribbed crewneck or wider neck with a I-cord edge. You can also stitch it to a cropped or standard length, and, of course, choose the level of ease that you like.
The pattern comes in 9 sizes, with a finished chest measurement of 36 to 67 inches. It’s worked from the top down in sportweight yarn with an allover textured pattern.
You can get the pattern directly from Mama’s Teddy Bear or buy on Ravelry.
[Photo: Mama’s Teddy Bear.]
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