I will also be donating 10% of pattern sales to help aid those trying to recover from the fires in Hawaii.

Sometimes when sleep wouldn’t visit, she would ease softly out of her bed and pad barefooted over to the window. Throwing back the sash, she’d reach her arms outside and breathe in the fern rich breeze. Moonlight shimmered between the rich velvet folds of night. It felt gentle on her arms- cool, silverysilt beams brushing lightly against her skin like the wings of a moth. The steady, quiet light reassured her. It was a loyal friend that had made a lock-diary promise. It was always up there somewhere. Tonight it was full. The penilune. Brilliant, cool light glimmered, illuminating small clouds in the sky and setting them amongst the stars with their own ethereal glow. It embraced the sun’s light and shared it generously, spilling it down onto the midnight earth over owls and foxes and hares. Luna moths basked while small shelled snails journeyed over rich moss carpets. Nighttime transformed, magical beneath those clouds, that light- twinkling, ever moving stars in the peaceful night still. Something miraculous was held in that light. Perhaps it always was.

440, 470, 530, 590, 650, 705, 765, 825, 885 yards / 402, 430, 485, 539, 594, 645, 700, 754, 809 meters

Sweater is worked top down in the round seamlessly. Please note that larger needle size is for the bind off only and gauge needle is the smaller of the two.

This sweater is intended to be worn with 3-4 inches / 7.5-10 cm of positive ease at high bust. Select the finished size that best matches your desired ease. Sweater is worked flat to start and then joined in the round at the front when the neck shaping is completed. Please familiarize yourself with all chart symbols & check the schematic prior to starting.

For a more relaxed fit, add ease to your full bust. For a slightly closer fit as pictured, add ease to your high bust.