Rib Sweater PDF Pattern
Sizes: UK 4-28 / US 2-26 / EU 32-56
Easy to Print (A0 + A4/US Letter)
Metric & Imperial Measurements
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The Rib Sweater is our answer to a slouchy jersey jumper but with a bit more style. Think ‘big cosy sweatshirt’ that somehow manages to feel both supremely relaxed yet chic.
This pattern comes with two options for the collar height, the full version and a shorter version that sits lower on the neck. It is a simple piece to make which means it’s a great project for beginners.
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Skill Level
Suitable for beginners and early makers.
Construction techniques: Simple stretch stitch seams and a small amount of topstitching
Sizing & Fit
UK Sizes 4 - 28 (with PDF Layers)
This style is relaxed and slouchy so it is a forgiving garment in terms of fit. Choose the size closest to your measurements and if you want an extra slouchy and oversized sweater then opt for one size bigger.
Measurements in cm
UK 4 | US 0 | EU 32Bust - 87, Shoulder to shoulder - 39.2, Sleeve length - 63.6UK 6 | US 2 | EU 34Bust - 92, Shoulder to shoulder - 40.4, Sleeve length - 64UK 8 | US 4 | EU 36Bust - 97, Shoulder to shoulder - 41.6, Sleeve length - 64.5UK 10 | US 6 | EU 38 Bust - 102, Shoulder to shoulder - 42.8, Sleeve length - 65UK 12 | US 8 | EU 40Bust - 107, Shoulder to shoulder - 44, Sleeve length - 65.5UK 14 | US 10 | EU 42Bust - 112, Shoulder to shoulder - 45.2, Sleeve length - 66UK 16 | US 12 | EU 44Bust - 117, Shoulder to shoulder - 46.4, Sleeve length - 66.5UK 18 | US 14 | EU 46Bust - 122, Shoulder to shoulder - 47.6, Sleeve length - 67UK 20 | US 16 | EU 48Bust - 127, Shoulder to shoulder - 48.8, Sleeve length - 67.5UK 22 | US 18 | EU 50Bust - 132, Shoulder to shoulder - 50, Sleeve length - 68UK 24 | US 20 | EU 52Bust - 137, Shoulder to shoulder - 51.2, Sleeve length - 68.5UK 26 | US 22 | EU 54Bust - 142, Shoulder to shoulder - 52.4,Sleeve length - 69UK 28 | US 24 | EU 56Bust - 147, Shoulder to shoulder - 53.6, Sleeve length - 69.5
Materials Needed
Suitable fabrics: Jersey sweatshirt fabric & chunky ribbing for the collar, hem and cuffs
Fabric requirements: Our lay-plans are always done on a single layer of fabric to reduce wastage.
Self Fabric width 150cm | Sizes 4 - 16 = 120cm | Sizes 18 - 28 = 125cm
Self Fabric width 110cm | Sizes 4 - 16 = 140cm | Sizes 18 - 28 = 190cm
You’ll also need an 80cm length of ribbed jersey which usually comes on rolls that are 70cm wide (all sizes).
Materials list: Self Fabric (see above), ribbing, 1 x spool of thread or 4 spools if you're using an overlocker
Pages to print: Instructions - 9, A4/US Letter - 43, A0 - 2
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Rib Sweater PDF Pattern
I have not made this yet
Er ist auch für Anfänger nicht schwer zu nähen und den eigenen Massen gut anzupassen. Mal etwas anderes!
A quick make and super stylish finish. Instructions very clear and detailed. I downsized to an 8 in a french terry medium weight which was a great fit, not baggy but roomy enough for a T-shirt underneath. I was not sure about sewing the high neck option but glad I did as it looks good and stays in place. The Sweater goes equally well with a smart pair of trousers or a pair of joggers, especially the Sunday Trackies, which I have also made. I used an overlock stitch on my sewing machine for the cuffs rather than overlock as they needed to be kept taut and I didn't want any mishaps! I have just finished sewing my second Rib Sweater and they are my go to tops for ease and comfort.
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