Kit Lopapeysa Pull Snowberry

This pattern is for a seamless lopapeysa-style sweater worked top down in the round with a decorative stranded colourwork yoke. After the yoke is completed, the body and sleeves are separated and worked in plain stockinette stitch, which highlights the yoke as the main decorative element. Subtle short-row shaping after the yoke creates a comfortable, well-balanced fit at the back neck. Ribbing at the neckline, cuffs, and hem gives the sweater a clean, finished look.

Contenu du kit

• Conception et instructions : Patron Lopapeysa Pull Snowberry
• Taille I — Couleur principale (facultatif) : 3 × BC Garn Bio Shetland GOTS
• Taille I — Couleur du motif 1 (facultatif) : BC Garn Bio Shetland GOTS
• Taille I — Couleur du motif 2 (facultatif) : BC Garn Bio Shetland GOTS
• Taille I — Couleur du motif 3 (facultatif) : BC Garn Bio Shetland GOTS
• Taille II-III — Couleur principale (facultatif) : 4 × BC Garn Bio Shetland GOTS
• Taille II-III — Couleur du motif 1 (facultatif) : BC Garn Bio Shetland GOTS
• Taille II-III — Motif couleur 2 (facultatif) : BC Garn Bio Shetland GOTS
• Taille II-III — Couleur du motif 3 (facultatif) : BC Garn Bio Shetland GOTS

The pattern includes three adult sizes:

Size I – EU 42-44, body circumference 98 cm Size II – EU 46-48, body circumference 107 cm Size III – EU 50-52, body circumference 114 cm

Lopapeysa Sweater Snowberry Pattern — Yarn

BC Garn Bio Shetland (100% organic wool), 280 m / 50 g

Yarn requirements Size I: Main color – 3 skeins Yoke – 3 contrast colors, 1 skein each Sizes II and III: Main color – 4 skeins Yoke – 3 contrast colors, 1 skein each

Needles and Notions

Circular needles 4.0-5.0 mm for colorwork and stockinette (choose size to obtain gauge) Circular needles 2.5-3.0 mm for ribbing Cable lengths: 40, 60, 80, and 100 cm

Jauge

22 stitches x 25 rows = 10 x 10 cm in stockinette stitch It is recommended to knit the gauge swatch in the round, block it, and measure after drying.

The pattern is written clearly and step by step, making it suitable for confident beginners and intermediate knitters who want to explore colourwork in a classic lopapeysa construction. All tricky moments are explained in detail and supported by photos and visual infographics, so you can follow the instructions with confidence throughout the project.