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Cozy Knit Mohair Sweater

Anonymous June 20, 2026

Cozy Knit Mohair Sweater Pattern

Materials:

  • Yarn: Soft mohair, cream color, approx. 500g
  • Needles: Size 6 mm (US 10) circular needles, 80 cm cable
  • Stitch markers
  • Tapestry needle
  • Scissors

Gauge:

10 stitches x 14 rows = 4 inches in stockinette stitch

Abbreviations:

  • CO: Cast On
  • St(s): Stitch(es)
  • RS: Right Side
  • WS: Wrong Side
  • BO: Bind Off

Instructions:

Body:

  1. CO 120 sts for the bottom hem. Join to work in the round, being careful not to twist.
  2. Place marker and work in stockinette stitch (knit all rounds) for 12 inches. This will form the body of the sweater.

Sleeves:

  1. CO 40 sts onto DPNs or a shorter circular needle and join to work in the round.
  2. Knit until the sleeve measures 18 inches from CO edge, increasing 1 st every 4 inches for a total of 10 additional sts (50 sts total).
  3. Repeat for the second sleeve.

Joining Body and Sleeves:

  1. Join the sleeves to the body by placing them on the same circular needle, aligning them with the body and adding markers to separate each section.
  2. Knit in rounds for another 8 inches, maintaining even tension.

Neckline:

  1. Decrease 1 st at each marker every other round for a total of 3 inches to shape the neckline. Ensure stitches remain even and neat.
  2. BO loosely and weave in all ends.

Finishing:

  • Block the sweater to measurements to relax stitches and shape.
  • Lay flat to dry completely before wearing.

Your cozy knit mohair sweater is now ready to wear! Enjoy the warmth and softness.


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