Being the undeniable girly girl that I am, I fell in love with Anzula’s Nebula yarn the instant I saw it. With just a hint of sparkle, I felt it would be perfect used as an entire garment. The beautiful Storm colorway put me in mind of the Northern Lights, and so this lovely pullover was named for Abisko, Sweden - one of the best places in the world to view the Lights.

Worked from the bottom up, seamlessly in the round, you can adjust the length as you see fit. Want a summery crop top to layer over your summer dresses or throw on as a swimsuit coverup? You got it! Have your heart set on a tunic to wear with leggings? Go for it! Instructions are included for this modification. Lace is fully charted and written, and there is also a schematic.

You’ll need approximately 800 (1000, 1100, 1200, 1300) yards of fingering weight yarn for your sweater, but I cannot recommend the Nebula highly enough. The sparkle isn’t overwhelming (even if you aren’t a girly girl like me!), and it comes in a stunning array of gorgeous colors.

Sizes
XS, (S, M, L, XL)
To fit 30 (35, 40, 45, 50) inch bust
Shown in Size S, modeled with zero ease at bust

Finished Measurements
Bust: 29.75 (34.75, 39.75, 44.7, 49.7) inches
Length: 14.5 inches from underarm, adjustable (purchase more yardage if you intend to make your sweater longer)

Materials
Anzula Nebula, (84% merino, 16% nylon, 400 yd per 115 gram skein); Color: Storm; 2 (3, 3, 4, 5) skeins
US4/3.5mm 32 inch circular needle AND set double pointed needles (optional for working sleeves)
Stitch markers; stitch holders or waste yarn

Gauge
23 stitches/32 rounds = 4 inches in stockinette, measured over a swatch which has been blocked.

Making an Abisko of your own? Come show it off at Team Sexy Knitter, we’d love to see!