Adèle is that one sweater you grab from the closet and happily snuggle into. Only here, nothing has been left to chance: a controlled oversized cut that doesn't drown out your silhouette, and sleeves at exactly the right length.

Adèle adopts sportswear codes with that touch of individuality that makes the difference: a large, comfortable hood neatly finished on the inside, a spacious kangaroo pocket, a graphic seam on the back, and long cuffs with a thumbhole to keep your hands warm.

What you will master: making a button fastening, the kangaroo pocket, cuffs with openings, attaching a lined hood, and sewing knit fabric.

Which fabric do you need: sweatshirt fabric such as jersey, French terry, or pullover, plus ribbing fabric.

Amount of fabric, at 140 cm wide: 1.80 m (34-38), 2.00 m (40-44), 2.20 m (46-48), 2.50 m (50-52). Plus 45 cm ribbing fabric in 110 cm width.

Notions: 4 buttons of approximately 15 mm, or snap fasteners, and 80 cm of 40 mm wide cotton bias binding for the neckline finish. If you wish to make the bias binding yourself, provide 60 cm of cotton voile.

Sizes: 34 to 52
Difficulty level: average
Language: The pattern and instructions are in French, with an English translation. Seam allowance of 1 cm included. Currently available as a paper pattern only.

A video tutorial with step-by-step instructions is available.