Digital File
Available in English, German, Swedish, French and Norwegian here https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/dartmoor-sweater-v-neck
 
The Dartmoor Sweater V Neck is slightly oversized drop shoulder style pullover. It is a timeless classic that will keep you cozy and warm. It is constructed from the top down and is worked flat and in the round in stockinette stitch. Sweater features a neat shoulder detail and classic rib around the neck, waist and sleeve cuffs. As an additional help, a few videos are included in the pattern. 20 to 25 cm / 8” to 10” of positive ease is built in to the pattern, choose your size based on how much ease you prefer. 
 
 
Sizes
Bust circumference including ease XS 109, S 115, M 120, L 125, XL 133, 2XL 144, 3XL 155, 4XL 163, 5XL 173 cm, approximately (XS 43”, S 45¼”, M 47¼”, L 49¼”, XL 52¼”, 2XL 56¾”, 3XL 61”, 4XL 64¼“, 5XL 68¼”). Featured in size M on a 93 cm / 36½” bust.
 
Gauge
15 stitches by 24 rows = 4” x 4” (10 x 10 cm) using size US 9 / 5.50 mm needles in stockinette stitch, after washing and blocking.
 
Suggested Yarn
Approximately 425, (425), 450, (500), 500, (550), 575, (625), 675 grams of Lamana “Como Grande”, 50 grams = 120 meters / 131 yards, featured in color 57 and
75, (75), 100, (100), 100, (100), 125, (125), 150 grams of Lamana “Premia”, 25 grams = 300 meters / 328 yards, featured in color 00. Both strands are held together throughout the pattern.
 
Suggested Needles
US 9 / 5.50 mm, 80 cm / 32” circular knitting needles or needles to obtain gauge for the main body and double pointed needles or short 25 - 40 cm / 10” - 16” short tip needles for the sleeves+
US 8 / 5.00 mm, 80 cm / 32” + 
US 7 / 4.50 mm, 25 - 40 cm / 10” - 16” circular knitting needles for the neck ribbing and / or double pointed needles or short tip needles for the sleeve cuffs+
US 10 / 6.00 mm circular or double pointed needles.
 
Notions
1 knitting marker, 2 clip on markers, tapestry needle.
 
 
 
 
Tips
Felt needle yarn join Video Tutorial
Picking up stitches around edges Video Tutorial
More video tips at www.caidree.com