After living in the desert for over two decades, it only makes sense that the landscape becomes a source of inspiration. My latest design, the Cereus Sweater, gets its name from the plant genus Cereus which includes about 30 species of large, columnar cacti (such as the Night Blooming Cereus).
Pattern, Yarn, Needles and Notions
- Cereus Sweater pattern by The Chilly Dog
- Ewe So Sporty 100% fine superwash Merino by Ewe Ewe Yarns
- US size 4 (3.5 mm) knitting needles
- circular needles to accommodate neck circumference (approx. 16-24 inches long)
- circular needles to accommodate body circumference (approx. 32-60 inches long)
- dpns or circular needles for preferred small circumference circular knitting method for sleeves
- stitch markers
- circular needles to accommodate neck circumference (approx. 16-24 inches long)
- circular needles to accommodate body circumference (approx. 32-60 inches long)
- dpns or circular needles for preferred small circumference circular knitting method for sleeves
Cereus Sweater Video Support
Video tutorials created especially for this pattern include:
- Provisional Cast On in the Round Around a Spare Cord
- Lifted Purl Increases (Right and Left)
- Joining a New Yarn When Splicing Won't Work
- Wrapped Provisional Cast on for Sweater Underarm Stitches
- Alternating Suspended Bind Off
- Knitting Math for Even Decreases and Increases
- Top-Down Sweater Sleeves: Mind the Gap
Get it Now
Cereus Sweater pattern is available in my shop now.