I was thinking of my husband, when I designed this sweatshirt, as he is an engine rebuilder/mechanic and often wears cotton thermal sweatshirts. These sweatshirts are not warm enough and also shrink, with all the washing and machine drying they require.
My sweatshirt is a unisex piece. I'd wear it on our end-of-season yard sale forays, gardening, or for running erands. The fit is comfortable. If you're not someone who wears hoods, simply work a ribbing at the neck, before working the single crochet edging on the front edges and insert a slightly longer zipper, to extend up into the ribbing.
Sizes: 42 (47, 50)" (zipped)
Yarn: Chunky-Bulky weight wool, Approx: 2000 (2100, 2400) yds color of your choice.
(The original was knit in Tahki's Lana at 36.8 yds/oz., used double.) Brown Sheep Lamb's Pride Bulky, used double, is a good substitute.
Gauge: 10 sts and 14 rows = 4" (10cm) in st st with size 11 ndls (or size to give gauge) and 2 strands yarn held together.
Skill Level: Intermediate
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CORRECTION to pattern: pg. 3, Shape Hood, On next (WS) row, p30 (32,32) sts. (Should then read) m1, p30 (32,32) sts.
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As first seen in Knitter's Fall '96