Friday Slipover

The one of those pieces that becomes an instant favourite — simple, wearable, and surprisingly fun to knit. It’s worked top-down in a beautifully textured broken rib, starting with the back yoke, then moving through the shoulders, the front yoke, and finally the body. Clean ribbing frames the neckline and armholes for a polished finish.

Because broken rib relaxes after washing and wearing, this is definitely a “block your swatch" project. Pre-wash gauge sits around 24–25 sts per 10 cm, but will settle to the required 22 sts over 10 cm once your fabric blooms.

And yes — this design is absolutely perfect for scrap yarn. If you love a stripe moment or want to blend leftover yarns into something beautiful, this slipover is a brilliant canvas. Work subtle tonal shifts by changing just your halo strand, or go bold by swapping both fibres. It's a fantastic way to use what you already have while still ending up with a beautifully finished piece. Sizes

XS (S) M (L) XL (2XL) 3XL (4XL) 5XL

Finished bust circumference:
91 (96) 100 (105) 115 (125) 135 (145) 155 cm

Designed ease: approx. 6 cm of positive ease

Length (mid-back including rib):
51 (53) 55 (57) 59 (61) 63 (64) 65 cm Yarn Type Needed for the

This pattern is designed for a soft 4-ply / fingering yarn held together with a laceweight mohair, creating a light but warm fabric with lovely drape and texture.

To match gauge and behave like the original:

Choose a fingering / 4-ply yarn

Hold it with a laceweight mohair or mohair-style yarn

You can knit it in solid colours or lean into the full scrap-yarn vibe — this pattern handles stripes, colour-melting, and creative combinations beautifully.

If you need help pairing yarns or planning colours, just send us a message — or pop into The Wool Shop in Rangiora and we’ll happily help you plan your palette. Approximate Yarn Amounts

Fingering / 4-ply main yarn (held double with mohair):
150 (150) 150 (150–200) 200 (200) 200 (200–250) 250 g

Mohair / laceweight companion yarn:
75 (75) 75 (75–100) 100 (100) 100 (125) 125–150 g

We can help you calculate quantities if your chosen yarn has different metreage. Needles

4 mm circulars (60 / 80 / 100 cm)

3.5 mm circulars (40 / 80 / 100 cm) Gauge

22 sts × 34 rows = 10 × 10 cm
in broken rib, after washing and blocking. Difficulty

★★★☆☆ — intermediate, but very approachable. What You’re Getting

A printed PetiteKnit pattern, ready for your project bag.
(No digital file included.)