Cotton Pompom is knit using two strands of yarn held together: Brooklyn Tweed shelter (I’ve used the Woodsmoke colorway) & Knitting for Olive Silk mohair. 
The best thing about this colorway is that it’s hiding all the yogurt and other food leftovers and stains really well haha.

The combination is heaven! Rustic yarn + a silky thread is my favourite!

This design is a fairly simple knit: it’s basically a rectangle, knit bottom up. The only tricky bit I would say is the shaping in pattern that happens for the neckline and the armhole. If you’re an experience knitter, it shouldn’t be difficult for you to read your knitting, but if you are a little bit less comfortable with lace, this jumper could be a good exercise to help you understand how the shaping in lace is constructed!

Sizes 
1(12 to 24 months)/ 2 (4 to 6 years old) / 3 (7 to 10 years old) 
Note: The above age guidelines will yield an approximate fit. Since all children are different and grow at varying rates, using the Finished Measurements and the child’s actual measurements 
will yield a better fit.

Finished Measurements 
Bust 21.5 (26.8, 32.4)” / (54 (67, 81) cm) circumference

Gauge 
19.3 sts x 25.3 rows per 10 cm (lace pattern) 1 repeat (13sts)= 2.6” (6.75cm) 
1 repeat (24 rows/ rounds)= 3.7” (9.5cm)

Yarn 
3 (4, 6) skeins of Brooklyn Tweed Shelter Or 384(512,738)m 419(559, 807) yds of worsted weight yarn 
AND 
1 (2,4) balls of Knitting for Olive Silk Mohair or about 225(450,900)m 246(492, 984)yds of lace weight yarn

Needles 
A pair of US6 (4mm) needles (for the ribbing) A pair of US8 (5mm) needles

Notions 
3 snap buttons (for size 1 only) Tapestry needle