Finished Project: "Basic" Marled Cricket Pullover

Are y'all getting sick of all of these finished projects yet? Well, never fear, this may be the last of the lot for a minute because I'm back to casting on wildly with no end in sight! I honestly don't even know when I cast on this sweater, probably some time back in the spring? My motivation was a classic, easy pullover that served the purpose of a well-loved sweatshirt without the actual wearing of a sweatshirt. I used 2 ends of Cricket in the ubiquitous combination of black and cream, and based off of the success of my Toni, used that pattern as my guide and starting point. I worked the back flat to the hem, finishing with a tubular bind off. Once complete, I cast on the stitches for the fronts and joined them into a crew neck, working down as for the back. The sleeves were worked flat from the cuffs up, following the Toni numbers in reverse. Once all pieces were blocked, I seamed the sleeves, side seams, and armholes using mattress stitch.The fit is really comfortable and has just enough ease to be cozy and casual. The woolen spun Cricket makes for a super light and warm fabric, even held doubled, and the marl is always a favorite. (Want something similar but not marled? Make it in Lucky!) If you're not into the heavy mods, you could make Julie's Molly instead!