19/08/2026
RIPPLE_LOOP_SWEATER or RIPPLE_LOOP_TEE?
The main differences are fit, gauge, yarn combination and sleeve construction
RIPPLE_LOOP_SWEATER has a more oversized fit with 25–55 cm of positive ease. It’s knitted on 4 mm needles holding two strands of Silk Mohair together, creating a light, fluffy and more matte look. The sleeves are worked directly in the round after picking up stitches around the armholes
RIPPLE_LOOP_TEE has the same characteristic ripple texture but a slightly more fitted silhouette with 20–40 cm of positive ease. It’s knitted on 3.5 mm needles in Silk Mohair held together with either Mulberry Silk or Trio 1, giving it a lighter, smoother look with a subtle sheen. The sleeve caps are shaped with short rows before continuing in the round
The SWEATER comes in 3 sizes with long sleeves, while the TEE comes in 5 sizes and includes instructions for both short and long sleeves — the latter for a more blouse-like version
The overall construction is very similar, but the TEE has a more classic T-shirt silhouette with a shaped sleeve cap, while the SWEATER is roomier and more oversized
Same soft ripples, two slightly different expressions
Both patterns are available now at otherloops.com and on Ravelry
RIPPLE_LOOP_TEE
RIPPLE_LOOP_SWEATER
RIPPLE_LOOP_TEE
RIPPLE_LOOP_TEE
