[London Girl]

Hi knitters!! I have been looking for a pattern something like this and came across this picture on Pinterest but no link to a pattern. Have looked in all the usual places but can't find anything similar, can anybody help please?

 

[run4fittness]

I like that! Will be waiting to see what others come up with.

 

[DonnieK]

I like it to and have searched everyplace for the pattern. I think I will try googling "knitted pointy bottom pullover" next! I have tried everything else!

 

[Medieval Reenactor]

This is pretty. Good luck tracking down the pattern.

When I Pin to Pinterest, I try to make sure I have a link to the actual pattern or it is a picture I can use for inspiration to figure out how to do without a pattern. Can be frustrating when there is no clue as to the source of the original pattern.

 

[Medieval Reenactor]

Found this:

http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/sugar-maple-3

 

[Turmaline]

This is a top down raglan pullover (maybe jumper in English speaking areas) with poncho shaping. Here are lots of formulas for making them here:
http://knitoutlines.blogspot.com/2009/10/top-down-design-tutorial-7-figuring.html

The bias knit front and back make this a very flattering shape. Thanks for finding this idea.

 

[Katsch]

I hope you find it. Lovely and flattering style.

 

[llbonneau]

ditto on the like. look forward to see if a pattern is found.

 

[London Girl]

Found this:

http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/sugar-maple-3

That looks quite a similar design, doesn't it? Will have a closer look, thank you!

 

[yotbum]

Hope someone finds the pattern, I would love to make one.

 

[London Girl]

This is a top down raglan pullover (maybe jumper in English speaking areas) with poncho shaping. Here are lots of formulas for making them here:
http://knitoutlines.blogspot.com/2009/10/top-down-design-tutorial-7-figuring.html

The bias knit front and back make this a very flattering shape. Thanks for finding this idea.

I love that one and it's pretty close to what I'm looking for. The only thing is, there is a lot of 'figure it out yourself' involved and I'm a girl that needs a pattern!!! Thank you!!

 

[Turmaline]

If you read the blog page to the end, she offers to make the math for you if you send her the measurement you need to have it be when finished.

There is a photo of how to fill in the back neck opening for a warmer back too.

 

[London Girl]

If you read the blog page to the end, she offers to make the math for you if you send her the measurement you need to have it be when finished.

There is a photo of how to fill in the back neck opening for a warmer back too.

Oh, ok, I didn't read that far, what a lovely offer!!! I will keep looking for an actual pattern but have bookmarked that site, thanks again!

 

[Tootsie]

This is a great looking sweater...should flatter most every figure.

 

[schmack]

I do love the sweater in the photo. I would love to find the pattern also.

 

[jxndoyle]

That is beautiful. I'll be watching for the pattern too.

 

[BARBIE-s]

The Ravelry pattern you shared looks point on, except for the short sleeves ??

 

[RuthRoss]

If ANYONE ever finds the pattern for this fabulous sweater, PLEASE SHARE! It is gorgeous!

 

[yotbum]

If ANYONE ever finds the pattern for this fabulous sweater, PLEASE SHARE! It is gorgeous!

Me, too. I will keep watching this post. I am Pinterest challanged so I can't help myself find it.

 

[London Girl]

Me, too. I will keep watching this post. I am Pinterest challanged so I can't help myself find it.

The picture on Pinterest turns out to be a ready-made sweater so I don't think we will ever find a pattern for it. However, this lady, found for me by Turmaline, has made me a custom fit pattern for something very, very similar!! Thanks Turmaline!!
http://knitoutlines.blogspot.com/2009/10/top-down-design-tutorial-7-figuring.html