New Release

New Release

Anacortes Pullover

The Anacortes Pullover is a top down raglan pullover with an all-over broken rib pattern throughout. The collar, hem, and cuffs are worked in half-twisted rib, which is also carried through the raglan and down the body and sleeves for an added design detail. The crisp lines of this top elevate the design, making this an automatic wardrobe staple. Instructions are included for both long-sleeve and short-sleeve options, so it’s ready for any season.

This pattern is now available to purchase on Ravelry. For more information, click the link below!

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