Cool London style, super-chunky yarn and no tricky techniques: the Hoxton is the easy sweater pattern you'll want to knit again and again.
The Hoxton is a relaxed, cropped crew-neck sweater with full-length sleeves. You knit it flat in four simple pieces, in stockinette (stocking) stitch with chunky rib edges. There's no picking up stitches for the neckband, just a few clever decreases that I explain step by step. It's ideal if you're a beginner or returner, and a quick, foolproof knit if you've been knitting for years.
The pattern at a glance
Sizes: XS to 2XL, to fit chest 28–50in (70–125cm)
Finished chest: 37–55in (93–138cm), so it has 5–9in (13–23cm) of extra room for a relaxed fit
Yarn: super chunky (super bulky). Shown in Stylecraft Merry Go Round XL. You'll need 6–10 balls, about 444–740yd (408–680m), depending on your size
Needles: a pair of US15 (10mm) straight needles
Gauge (tension): 9 stitches and 12 rows to 4in (10cm)
Skill level: beginner
What you get: an 11-page PDF with size charts, diagrams, tips and links to my video tutorials
Other yarns that work: Stylecraft XL Super Chunky, King Cole Timeless Super Chunky, James C Brett Amazon Super Chunky and Patons Fab Big.
Please note: this is a knitting pattern, not a finished sweater. You'll get a download link straight away on the order confirmation page and by email.
