Knit a Stylish Fishbone Pattern Hoodie

You’ll Need:

1100g of yarn (50% wool, 50% acryl; 240m/100g);

Knitting needles size 6.

Size:

S.

Used Patterns:

Stockinette Stitch:

in right-side rows – knit sts, in wrong-side rows – purls.

“Fishbone” Pattern:

1^st row: 1 selvedge st, insert the right-hand needles into 2 sts, draw 1 knit st, slip the 1^st knit st, leave the 2^nd st on the left-hand needle.

Insert the right-hand needle through the rest and next sts, draw 1 knit st, slip the 1^st knit st, leave the 2^nd st on the left-hand needle. Repeat these actions to end of row;

2^nd row: in the same way as the 1^st row, but with purls.

Instructions:

Front:

Cast on 61 sts and make 40 cm with “fishbone” pattern. Bind off 3 sts, 2 sts, 1 st in the next row along the outer side for armhole.

At 55 cm height, bind off 4 sts, 3 sts, 2 sts along the inner edge for neck-hole and 1 st x 3. At 65 cm bind off all the sts.

Make the second half of the front in reflection to the first.

Back:

Cast on 111 sts and make 40 cm with “fishbone” pattern. Bind off 3 sts, 2 sts, 1 st in the next row along the outer side for armhole. Bind off all the sts at 65 cm.

Hood:

Cast on 99 sts and make 28 cm with “fishbone pattern.” Bind off the sts. For the placket, lift the sts along the front edge of the hood and make 5 rows of stockinette stitch. Then, 1 row with purls. Make 5 rows of stockinette stitch again. Bind off the sts. Fold the placket and sew. Make the same plackets along the edges of armholes and the upper and bottom parts of the front detail.