Three Season Pullover by Wool & Pine Design

If you have been anywhere near me in the last week or so, you know that I cannot STOP talking about my new sweater!!! I love wearing it soooooo much...and I'm proud of myself for actually finishing it (I was on sleeve island for far too long). I promised during the last podcast that I would wear it in whatever form it was in when we filmed...and I really didn't want to be sleeveless!!!!

This pattern is called the Three Season Pullover (there is a cardigan too!!!) by Wool and Pine Designs. I knit it in the recommended yarn of Cantata by Cascade Yarn. I used 7 skeins for my sweater...and this yarn is only $10 per skein!!!!

You can find this yarn in-store or online. The pattern can be purchased directly from Ravelry, or we can purchase it for you in-store!!

This is my project page on Ravelry just for fun! https://www.ravelry.com/projects/alittleknittyjen/three-season-pullover

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