Classic Comfort Pullover Pattern
Classic Comfort Pullover Pattern is backordered and your entire order will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Mary Maxim Mellowspun (284 Yds) BlueSelect Your Color
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Description
Description
Knit this super comfy pullover with our pattern. Perfect anytime! Designed with Lily Sugar 'n Cream sport weight 100% cotton yarn, that offered 125 yds per 1.75 oz skeins at the time. Our selection of sport weight yarn is unmatched, featuring today's trendiest colors including our best-selling Mary Maxim Mellowspun 100% acrylic yarn. Keep in mind, yardage may vary. Materials List Sz 30-32 Sugar 'n Cream Blue (15 balls), Sz 34-36 (16 balls). Sz 38-40 (17 balls). Sz 42-44 (18 balls), knitting needles size U.S. 3 (3.25 mm), and 7 (4.50 mm). Fits sizes 30-32, 34-36, 38-40, 42-44—Intermediate knit.
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