The Kelp Sleeve Sweater in Sirdar Jewelspun With Wool has statement sleeves in a cable design inspired by trellis-like ocean plants. Knit the body in simple stocking stitch with a cosy ribbed roll neck then cast on again to knit the matching scarf featuring the same statement cable knit pattern.

Sweater
Size	in
	cm	S	M	L	XL	XXL	XXXL
Chest	in	32 / 34	36 / 38	40 / 42	44 / 46	48 / 50	52 / 54
	cm	81 / 86	91 / 97	102 / 107	112 / 117	122 / 127	132 / 137
Width	in	39¼	43¾	47¼	51½	55	59½
	cm	100	111	120	131	140	151
Full Length	in	22	22¾	23¾	24½	25¼	26
	cm	56	58	60	62	64	66
Sleeve Length	in	18	18	18½	19	19	19
	cm	46	46	47	48	48	48
Sirdar Jewelspun with Wool Chunky - 200g		3 balls	4 balls	4 balls	4 balls	5 balls	5 balls
Scarf
Width x Length (approximately)	in	11¾ x 74¾
	cm	30 x 190
Sirdar Jewelspun with Wool Chunky  - 200g		2 balls
Shown in Emerald Stone (201) You will also need: 1 Pair of 6.50mm (UK3 - USA10.5) Knitting Needles. 1 Pair of 5.50mm (UK5 - USA9) Knitting Needles. Cable Needle. Stitch Holders. Tension: 20 stitches and 19 rows for a 10x10cm tension square for Honeycomb Pattern. 14 stitches and 19 rows for a 10x10cm tension square for Stocking Stitch.

When substituting yarn, compare the tension gauge of the pattern and the yarn. Working a tension square to determine the suitability of the yarn as a substitute is recommended - to compare the tension for sizing but also to test whether it creates the fabric you are after.

To determine the quantity of substitute yarn needed, compare the total meterage needed in the pattern to the meterage on the substitute.