The Sloppy V sweater was designed to be the perfect cotton sweater to wear on those sloppy, Netflix-bingeing days, with a relaxed and semi-cropped fit keeping the look on trend.
The Sloppy V is worked in the round, to avoid seaming where possible. The hems are flat worked first, and then the body is worked seamlessly to the underarms. The sleeves are worked seamlessly, joined to the body to complete the raglan shaping, then the neckline is worked at the end.
I used the Long Tail cast on technique at the beginning, because it gives a pretty and stable right side edge, and the Backwards Loop cast on technique when casting on extra stitches in the middle of the row. I used a simple K 1, P 1 bind off for the V neck, to maintain the pattern. If you prefer different methods you are welcome to substitute these for your favourite technique - the choice is yours!