The Weekender Crew - Max × Taylor

The Weekender Crew - Max × TaylorThe Weekender Crew, by designer Andrea Mowry, is a reimagined version of the now classic The Weekender. The design keeps the same iconic details as the previous modelincluding the dropped shoulder, as well as the option to add pockets on either side of the front, but added a few special touches, like a crew neck in place of the boat neck. It is worked seamlessly from the bottom up, except for a small seam at the underarms. Starting with a split hem,

The Weekender Crew, by designer Andrea Mowry, is a reimagined version of the now-classic The Weekender. The design keeps the same iconic details as the previous model—including the dropped shoulder, as well as the option to add pockets on either side of the front—, but added a few special touches, like a crew neck in place of the boat neck. 

It is worked seamlessly from the bottom up, except for a small seam at the underarms. Starting with a split hem, the body is joined in the round and worked that way until the divide for the sleeves. The remainder is worked flat; the shoulders are finished with an exposed seam created using the three-needle bind-off method.

The kit contains the following colourways in the required quantities on British DK from Les Garçons. The pattern is not included; it is available on Ravelry.

Main colour (4 to 9 skeins, 100 g): “Max × Taylor”

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British DK
70% Bluefaced Leicester Wool
30% Masham Wool
Non-superwash
263 yd / 240 m per 100 g skein
DK

Spun in the United Kingdom
Dyed in Canada and in the United Kingdom

Sizes (finished chest circumference)
0 (1, 2, 3) (4, 5, 6) (7, 8, 9)
34 (38½, 41½, 46) (50½, 54, 58) (61, 66, 70½)″
86.5 (98, 105.5, 117) (128.5, 137, 147.5) (155, 167.5, 179) cm

Main colour
4 (5, 5, 6) (6, 7, 8) (8, 9, 9) skeins
1016 (1139, 1251, 1399) (1535, 1640, 1845) (1960, 2112, 2270) yd
929 (1041, 1143, 1279) (1403, 1500, 1686) (1792, 1931, 2075) m