The Tundra Top is an uber-cozy, raglan style sweater made for those frigid winter months. It features a beautiful, mock neckline, simple, yet eye-catching texture, and bell shaped (or fitted) sleeves! It’s worked from the top-down, in joined rounds and is made with super bulky weight yarn so it’s really warm, super squishy, and works up crazy fast! (I’m talking 2 days fast, friends.) Plus, the seam line is nearly invisible and runs along the diagonal, raglan line in the back.

As usual, the pattern offers easy to follow, color coded instructions for sizes XS (S, M, L, XL) (2X, 3X, 4X, 5X), a quick tutorial that goes over how to work a specific stitch, a stitch count chart, and helpful diagrams/example photos so there’s no confusion!

SIZES/MEASUREMENTS: See photos.

LANGUAGE: English

TERMS: US

CRAFT: Crochet

DIFFICULTY: Easy

MATERIALS NEEDED:
Yarn: Approx. 330 (410, 450, 490, 660) (645, 680, 765, 805) yards of The Wool by We Are Knitters (for cropped body with full length sleeves) Great substitutions include: Wool Ease Thick & Quick by Lion Brand Yarn, Heartland Thick & Quick by LBY, Monkey by Moda Vera
Hook: 11.5 mm
Notions: stitch markers, tape measure, scissors, blunt threading needle

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