Yarn: Nine-color deer, Camilla gold mohair, two-ply, totaling 6 ounces. Needles: Ribbing for the bottom edge, and for the neckline.

Nine-color deer, Camilla golden mohair, two strands, totaling 6 liang. Needles: Use size 7 needles for the bottom ribbing and collar ribbing; use size 6 double-pointed needles for the main body. Knitting process: For the front piece, cast on 101 stitches using size 7 needles for the bottom ribbing. After knitting 8 rows, in the 9th row, switch to stockinette stitch and change to size 6 needles, reducing the stitch count to 88 (decrease one stitch every 7 stitches, while maintaining the original ribbing pattern for a better appearance). In the 10th row, knit all knit stitches (purl on the wrong side). In the 11th row, start with white yarn, alternating with the original color yarn to knit purl stitches, crossing the threads to create patterns. At both top edges, work two strands together as one stitch. In the 12th row, continue knitting purl stitches in the same alternating colors as before. In the 13th row, knit all knit stitches, following the same color-crossing technique as above—this completes the border. For the main body of the front piece, knit purl stitches on the right side (knit on the wrong side), working about 9 inches. At the underarm area, decrease 5 stitches at each side in a "swallowtail" shape. Along the edge, work two stitches together every other row, then continue with a 5-stitch garter stitch pattern. The sleeve cuffs will have a total of 15 garter stitch sections. After completing the 10th garter stitch section on the front piece (about 3 inches difference between front and back), begin shaping the neckline. Leave 8 center stitches, then decrease 2-2-1, 2-1-1, and so on, until only 10 plain stitches remain at the shoulder plus 7 garter stitch sections at the cuff. Finally, finish off by knitting the remaining 15 garter stitch sections under the arm. The back piece has no decorative border and is basically the same as the front, except that it decreases 6 stitches at the underarms in a swallowtail shape. The neckline begins after completing the 13th garter stitch section, with decreases of 2-2-1, 2-1-1, etc. For the neck opening, pick up around 100 stitches using size 7 needles. Knit 8 rows of knit-purl alternation, then bind off using a machine.