This loose-fitting sweater, designed by the talented Julie Hoover, makes the most of a modern silhouette. With simple, yet effective, design details, Cline is a dolman sweater with deep raglan shaping. Three-quarter length sleeves lend a soft restraint to the boxy structure.

We think Cline would shine in one of our favorite woolen-spun yarns—Brooklyn Tweed Shelter. Worsted-weight and spun from 100% Wyoming-grown Targhee-Columbia fleece, Shelter is multi-talented. Not only does it have beautiful stitch definition, it achieves a characteristic lofty spring. And Brooklyn Tweed’s extensive color range makes it easy for you to find your favorite!

Pick up the pattern below and choose a lovely shade of Shelter for your sweater; see the Basic Details tab for how many skeins you'll need for your size. For a full selection of colors, head to the Brooklyn Tweed Shelter page.

SIZES
43¾ (47¼, 50½, 54, 57¼, 60¾)” finished underarm circumference.
Note that this is a very loose-fitting garment with dolman sleeves. The wearer's bust will fall inside the raglan-shaped section. Please refer to the following for choosing size:
To fit bust sizes 31-33 (34-36, 38-40, 42-44, 45-47, 48-50)".
Model wearing size 47¼” with +13¼” ease.

YARN
9 (10, 11, 12, 13, 13) skeins Brooklyn Tweed Shelter (140 yds/128m each). Or approx. 1185 (1285, 1425, 1540, 1690, 1800) total yards of worsted-weight wool yarn.

NEEDLES & NOTIONS
Needle A (for main fabric):
One 24” circular needle 4.5 mm / US 7 or size needed to obtain gauge listed.
Needle B (for ribbing):
One 32" circular needle and one set of DPNs in US 7 (4½ mm), or one size smaller than Size A.
Needle C (for neckband):
One 16" circular needle in US 5 (3.75mm).
Needle D (for neckband):
One "16" circular needle US 4 (3.5mm).
Cable needle, stitch marker, blocking wires and T-pins (optional but recommended), darning needle.

GAUGE
19 stitches & 28 rows = 4” in stockinette stitch using Needle A, after blocking.