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Anker's Sweater Junior Knitting Pattern - PetiteKnit

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Anker's Sweater Knitting Pattern by PetiteKnit

Printed knitting pattern in English. Yarn, needles and notions are purchased separately.

Anker's Sweater by PetiteKnit: A baby and child sweater with a ribbed circular yoke, worked from the top down.

Construction

Work ribbed yoke sections with increases, then continue with raglan increases in stockinette. The sleeves are knitted in the round and finishing is limited to weaving in ends.

Pattern details

Detail Information
Designer PetiteKnit
Difficulty 2 of 5 (designer rating)
Sizes 0–3 months to 10–12 years

Sizes and finished measurements

Size To fit body chest (cm) Finished chest (cm) Length (cm)
0–3 months 42 51 27
3–6 months 45 53 29
6–9 months 47 58 32
9–12 months 49 63 35
1–2 years 53 67 37
2–3 years 54 70 39
3–4 years 56 70 40
4–5 years 57 74 42
5–6 years 59 78 44
6–7 years 62 80 46
7–8 years 64 80 48
8–9 years 68 84 50
9–10 years 72 90 51
10–12 years 77 92 52

Allow approximately 10–15 cm of positive ease. Choose by chest rather than age alone.

Gauge, needles and notions

Gauge: 20 sts x 28 rows = 10 x 10 cm in stockinette stitch on 4 mm needles

Needles: Circular needles: 4 mm / 40 and 60 or 80 cm ; Double-pointed needles: 4 mm (if the Magic Loop technique is not used)

Sleeve lengths by size: 15, 17, 19, 20, 22, 24, 27, 30, 32, 33, 35, 37, 38 and 40 cm.

Original PetiteKnit yarn requirements

Choose one yarn option. Metres are converted from the designer’s stated quantities using the listed yarn specifications. Held-together components stay separate; where one yarn is held double, its column gives the total metres for both strands.

Peer Gynt: one strand

Size Peer Gynt
0–3 months 364 m
3–6 months 364 m
6–9 months 364 m
9–12 months 455 m
1–2 years 455 m
2–3 years 546 m
3–4 years 546 m
4–5 years 637 m
5–6 years 637 m
6–7 years 728 m
7–8 years 728 m
8–9 years 819 m
9–10 years 819 m
10–12 years 910 m

Double Sunday: one strand

Size Double Sunday
0–3 months 432 m
3–6 months 432 m
6–9 months 432 m
9–12 months 540 m
1–2 years 540 m
2–3 years 648 m
3–4 years 648 m
4–5 years 756 m
5–6 years 756 m
6–7 years 864 m
7–8 years 864 m
8–9 years 972 m
9–10 years 972 m
10–12 years 1,080 m

Designer samples

  • green Anker's Sweater: Peer Gynt shade Pine .
  • light blue Anker's Sweater: Peer Gynt shade Blåmelert .
  • brown Anker's Sweater: Peer Gynt shade Muskat melange .
  • grey Anker's Sweater: Peer Gynt shade Ash melange .

Wild & Woolly yarn options

  • Peer Gynt — 100% Norwegian wool; 91 m per 50 g.
  • Double Sunday — 100% non-superwash merino; 108 m per 50 g.

For the designer-listed stocked options, use the corresponding yarn table above. Choose colours from the current yarn listings; individual shades may be temporarily sold out.

Before you begin

Make a washed or blocked swatch and check both gauge and fabric before starting. Buy complete balls, allowing extra yarn for swatching, changes to length or fit, and differences in gauge. The metre figures are based on the designer’s quantities, rather than exact measured consumption.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a printed pattern or a finished garment?
This is the printed Anker's Sweater knitting pattern in English. Yarn, needles, notions and the finished garment are not included.
What sizes does Anker's Sweater cover?
The current designer specifications cover 0–3 months to 10–12 years. Compare the finished measurements with the wearer’s measurements.
What gauge do I need?
20 sts x 28 rows = 10 x 10 cm in stockinette stitch on 4 mm needles
Which yarn can I use?
The stocked designer options are Peer Gynt, Double Sunday. Choose the strand combination shown in the yarn tables and swatch first.
How should I choose my size?
Allow approximately 10–15 cm of positive ease. Choose by chest rather than age alone.