The WATER SPRITE sweater is knitted top down without a seam. After knitting the collar and button tab the body and sleeves are separated. First the body afterwards the sleeves are knitted in rounds. The herringbone stitch is used as a design element. The name WATER SPRITE is inspired by my favourite children’s book.

What skills are you going to need and what will you get

The herringbone stitch is step by step explained in the pattern. Other required techniques are standard like: k, p, m1l, m1r, k2tog, ssk

Size information

The pattern is for 6 and 12 month old babies designed.

What material will you need

• 105 g (135 g) Alpakka by Sandnes Garn, lys blåmelert (6221) or mellombrun melert (2652), 100% pure alpaca, 50 g = ca. 110 m
• Alternative yarn: Lang Merino 120 by Lang Yarns, 100% wool, 50 g = 120 m
• 3 buttons, 15 mm
• Circular needle 3,5 mm, 40 and 60 cm (alternative only one circular needle with 60 cm)
• Circular needle 7 mm, 40 and 60 cm
(alternative only one circular needle with or 60 cm)
• Stich markers
• Tapestry needle
• Stitch holders or scrap yarn