Needle sizes are Suggestions - Everyone knits differently. Test swatch for best results!

This pattern is knitted top down creating a seamless style. The collar area dip is formed with short rows. A 24-inch circular needle may be used in place of the dpns with the magic loop style knitting.

Needle sizes are Suggestions - Everyone knits differently. Test swatch for best results!

This pattern is knitted top down creating a seamless style. The collar area dip is formed with short rows.

This pattern is knitted bottom up to make the stranded work easier, but the colorwork is still a challenge. I mixed stranded with intarsia where it made sense. The bats benefit with extra support that stranded work gives.

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This pattern has been updated to be easier to knit.

This pattern is knit from the bottom up, sewing on the sleeves separately. Most of the colorwork is stranded with a little intarsia option for the bears and snowflakes.

This pattern is knit from the bottom up, sewing on the sleeves separately. The colorwork is stranded with duplicate stitch for the tent.

This pattern is knit from the bottom up, sewing on the sleeves separately. Some of the color work is duplicate stitch so each PDF has 2 sets of charts; one for knitting and one for finishing with duplicate stitch.

This pattern is knit from the bottom up, sewing on the sleeves separately. Some of the color work is duplicate stitch. A rounded tip plastic yarn needle is important!

This pattern is knit from the bottom up, sewing on the sleeves separately. The back is longer than the front by about 1”. The front and back use the same chart and the sleeves use the same chart. All charts are included at the end of this pattern.

Please note that the charts have been updated so the colorwork is slightly different than pictured.

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