The sweater is knitted in stockinette stitch with vertical
stripes.
First, the right part of the yoke is knitted, starting with
an open provisional cast-on. The front and back are
knitted back and forth and joined via an I-cord at the
shoulder.
Decreases are made at the top of the shoulder and
down along the sleeve. When the shoulder has reached
its width, the work is joined in the round, and the sleeve
is knitted in the round and finished with a cuff worked
in stockinette.
The left part of the yoke begins in the open sts from the
provisional cast-on of the RS and is finished in the same
way. Sts are picked up along the yoke, and the body is
knitted straight down in vertical stripes according to the chart where the motif is shaped by the alternating
colours.
The body is finished with a twisted rib edging. Sts are
picked up along the neckline, and the collar is also knitted
in twisted rib, folded in half at the end, and stitched
to the inside of the edge.

Katja Dyrberg has taken Verner Panton’s happy, colourful, and figurative universe as her starting point and created a colourful sweater with beautiful shapes and clean lines that perfectly match the Right Down the Line skirt.