From ‘Sweaters From The Seaton Collection’: This is a great sweater for either men or women. It is substantial enough to be a good, practical outdoor sweater – but I have seen it look really good worn in the city as a mini-dress. The pattern is inspired by the Bayeux Tapestry which, aside from its historical value and the epic, compelling story it tells, is a beautifully composed and paced work of art with its lively and vivid detail, and its wonderful natural-dyed, tawny browns and reds now mellow and faded.

The sweater employs 1 Main colour (A) and 11 Contrast colours (B – N). The actual yarns used are not mentioned in the pattern, only a suggested weight of yarn. There is also a beige version pictured in the pattern but the yarn details and different graph pattern are not provided.

SIZES: Small (Medium, Large) / 36 (38, 40)” / 91 (96, 101) cm.

ACTUAL WIDTH MEASUREMENT: 44 (46½, 48½) ”/ 112 (118, 123) cm.

YARN REQUIREMENTS: Light weight, double knitting wool yarn, A – 600 (600, 625) g / 22 (22, 23) oz., B & C - 75 g / 3 oz. of each, D, E, F, G and H – 50 g / 2 oz. of each and J, L, M and N – 25 g / 1 oz. of each.

SHOWN IN: A – Black, B – Chestnut, C – Mustard, D – Palest Green, E – Pale Blue, F – Gold, G – Pale Grey, H – Mid Blue, J – Straw, L – Red, M – Natural and N – Dark Grey.

CHARTS INCLUDED: 2 intarsia colour charts.