Anaashah

Introducing the Anaashah Sweater, a beautiful knitting pattern inspired by some of my favorite meadow plants, including lupine, fireweed, and wild grasses. This contemporary sweater is designed to be knit seamlessly from the top down, beginning with a simple rolled neckline for a polished look. Whether you choose short or long sleeves, this pattern allows you to customize your sweater to suit your specific climate and lifestyle, making it the perfect addition to your wardrobe.

The Anaashah Sweater is not only lightweight enough for cool summer nights, but it also provides excellent layering options during the colder months. The name 'Anaashah' is derived from the Native Alaskan Eyak people's word for wildflower, and I'm grateful to my friends at The Net Loft for inspiring this design! This pattern is suitable for both fingering and sport weight yarn, giving you flexibility in your yarn choices. It features a relaxed fit with 5” positive ease, ensuring comfort and style in equal measure.

YARN REQUIREMENTS: For the Main Color (MC): you will need 1200 (1300, 1400, 1510)(1630, 1710, 1800) yards / 1098 (1189, 1280, 1381)(1491, 1564, 1646) meters. For the Contrast Color (CC): gather 60 (70, 80, 90)(110, 130, 150) yards / 55 (64, 73, 83)(101, 119, 138) meters. GAUGE: Achieve a gauge of 22 stitches and 34 rounds per 4 inches / 10cm.

This versatile Anaashah Sweater is a delightfully feminine piece that can be dressed up or down, making it a must-have in any knitter's collection. Embark on a creative journey and enjoy the process of making this captivating design. Download the pattern today and bring a touch of nature's beauty into your knitting project!