Introduction
The Coastal Flow Sweater is a relaxed design built around my long-standing love of granny squares. The square used in this sweater is one I designed several years ago and have returned to often, drawn back by its balance of structure, texture, and
openness.

The sweater began as an experiment in solid colour and texture. I wanted each square to feel tactile, while still allowing space and airiness within the fabric so the finished garment feels light and wearable. Working each square in a single colour makes this
quite a quick project, but there is plenty of scope to introduce additional colours if you’re feeling creative.

The playful stripes give this sweater a nautical feel, but it’s the kind of top you’ll reach for on days when you want to feel relaxed and cosy, without sacrificing your style.

Sizes - to fit the following chest sizes:
S 101cm / 39.75in
M 109cm / 42.75in
L 122cm / 48in
XL 130cm / 51in
2XL 138cm / 54.25
Average 13cm / 5in positive ease.

Recommended Yarn
Scheepjes Stone Washed sport weight, 50g / 130m, 78% Cotton 22% Acrylic
Col. A Pink Quartzite (821)
Col. B Blue Apatite (805)
Col. C Lemon Quartz (812)

Approx. qty yarn needed
S - 1560m, M - 1560m, L - 1820m, XL - 1820m, 2XL - 1950m

About this pattern
This sweater pattern is a very simple block with no shoulder shaping so there is no definitive front or back. The body is made from joined granny squares, with a chest width of squares on the front and back in a contrast colour. You will be working a ‘front’ panel and a ‘back’ panel which you will then join at the shoulders and create a neck opening. The sides will be joined leaving armholes. The sleeves will be worked into the armholes and finally the ribbing sections completed for the neck, cuffs and hem.

• This pattern has been pattern tested AND tech edited for ease of use and accuracy.
• Available in UK & US crochet terminology.
• Clear and concise instructions.
• Suitable for anyone used to making granny square garments.
• Can be made wider and longer if required.

If you have any questions about this pattern, please email munira@chromacrochet.com where I will be happy to help answer any questions you might have.