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Step 1
1. Before starting, follow the instructions to check your gauge to make sure your sweater will fit.
Step 2
2. The yoke of the pullover is begins at the necklie and is worked in the round. This is a good time to try your sweater on as you go.
Step 3
3. The final yoke round includes extra chain stitches to create space for each armhole.
Step 4
4. Several inches of the body are worked in the round. You can modify the length of the sweater at this point.
Step 5
5. The bottom ribbing is worked perpendicular to main sweater and joined as you go.
Step 6
6. Yarn is attached at the bottom of the armhole. The sleeves are worked in the round with periodic decreases to create a tapereedlook.
Step 7
7. Sleeve ribbing is worked perpendicular to sleeve and joined as you go. Repeat process on second armhole.
Step 8
8. Finish neckline using reverse single crochet stitches.
Step 9
9. Steam blocking sweater is optional.
Step 10
10. Toss on your new sweater to be-bop-bobble your way to a fantastic handmade outfit!
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