Pacing Pullovers: Small Sweaters for Hard Times

Some days we may find ourselves lacking the energy or focus to tackle a large project. Madeline developed her Pacing Pullovers project with that thought in mind, designed to be completed in manageable increments. This palm-sized sweater doesn’t take much fiber, yarn, or time. Knit one, or a whole collection!

Notes:

• Madeline’s mini sweater is worked in the round from the top down.
  
• The pattern is written for two colors (main color [MC] and contrasting color [CC]), but one color may be used throughout.
  
• Use the needles that you prefer for working a small circumference in the round: double-pointed, two circulars, or one long circular for Magic Loop.
  
• Safety pins or waste yarn work well as stitch holders for this project.
  

This pattern has been excerpted from Spin Off Spring 2021.

About: Madeline Keller-King is a fiber artist, handspinner, and natural dyer living in the woods of northwest Montana with her spouse and small household of creatures. When not in the wool, she spends as much time as possible outside foraging dye plants. You can follow her on social media as Wooly Witch of the West.

All items in the library are intended for personal use. Please do not distribute without written approval.