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What to do when you’re simply obsessed with a stitch pattern? Keep using it!
After the cowl and the socks, here’s the jumper version of Into the Woods.

This little stitch pattern has been on my needles for over a year now, as I’ve been playing with it quite a bit, trying different versions of it, and adding some contrasting color to it.

The yoke version is a fairly simple top-down yoke jumper that features this stitch pattern that I love so much (a video tutorial is provided in the pattern to demonstrate how to knit this stitch).

The original sample features a gathered hemline which is quite flattering when the jumper is meant to be worn over high waisted skirts and dresses. But you can skip that part for a more “traditional look”.

Yarn
De Rerum Natura Gilliat, 100% merino wool, 100 g = approx . 270 y (250m)
4 (4, 5, 5, 6, 6, 7, 8) balls in Salt and Pepper (MC) 1
ball White Pepper (CC)
Or about 1080 (1080/ 1350/1350/ 1620/ 1620/ 1890/ 2160) yards
1000 (1000/1250/1250/1500/1500/1750/ 2000)m of worsted weight yarn

Needles
US4 (3.5mm) for the ribbing US7 (4.5mm) for the body

Gauge
In bigger needles, knit in the round, after blocking
19.5 sts X 33 rds = 4” (10cm)

Fit
The intended fit is about +1 to 2 “ of positive ease.