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The detailed knitting pattern is accompanied by many photos and is suitable for beginners who have already gained some knitting experience (see requirements). Thanks to the large knitting needles and simple stitches, you'll see progress quickly. Even with limited knitting experience, you can create your new favorite sweater in no time :)
The pattern includes detailed step-by-step instructions as well as precise information on the required materials and sizes.
Overview:
The sweater is worked with three strands held together (one strand Merino and two strands Alpaca), starting at the bottom and working upwards in the round in stockinette stitch until reaching the armholes. At the armholes, the front and back are worked separately in rows, still using circular needles. Once both pieces are completed, the shoulders are sewn together. Next, the collar is worked, followed by the sleeves, which are sewn on once completed. Once everything is finished, I recommend blocking the sweater.
• knitting in the round
• knitting in rows
• colour change
• knit and purl / stockinette stitch
• knitting two stitches together
• cast off knit- and purlwise
• sewing on the sleeves
Two sizes:
Size 1 (~XS-M): bust circumference 118cm, length 62cm
Size 2 (~M-XL): bust circumference 135cm, length 66cm
(the person in the photos is 178cm tall, usually wears a size M-L, and is wearing size 2 in the photos)
• Drops Daisy → size 1: 450gr, size 2: 550gr
• Drops Brushed Alpaca Silk → size 1: 350gr, size 2: 400gr
• 7mm circular needle 40cm
• 7mm circular needle 80cm
• 9mm circular needle 40cm
• 9mm circular needle 80cm
• elastic sewing yarn
• embroidery needle
• stitch marker
• blocking mat or styrofoam board
PLEASE NOTE:
• no physical item is sold, it’s a digital product.
• no refunds after the item has been downloaded.
• it's not allowed to copy, sell or publish this pattern!
You can download the pattern immediately after receipt of payment.
The detailed knitting pattern is accompanied by many photos and is suitable for beginners who have already gained some knitting experience (see requirements). Thanks to the large knitting needles and simple stitches, you'll see progress quickly. Even with limited knitting experience, you can create your new favorite sweater in no time :)
The pattern includes detailed step-by-step instructions as well as precise information on the required materials and sizes.
Overview:
The sweater is worked with three strands held together (one strand Merino and two strands Alpaca), starting at the bottom and working upwards in the round in stockinette stitch until reaching the armholes. At the armholes, the front and back are worked separately in rows, still using circular needles. Once both pieces are completed, the shoulders are sewn together. Next, the collar is worked, followed by the sleeves, which are sewn on once completed. Once everything is finished, I recommend blocking the sweater.
• knitting in the round
• knitting in rows
• colour change
• knit and purl / stockinette stitch
• knitting two stitches together
• cast off knit- and purlwise
• sewing on the sleeves
Two sizes:
Size 1 (~XS-M): bust circumference 118cm, length 62cm
Size 2 (~M-XL): bust circumference 135cm, length 66cm
(the person in the photos is 178cm tall, usually wears a size M-L, and is wearing size 2 in the photos)
• Drops Daisy → size 1: 450gr, size 2: 550gr
• Drops Brushed Alpaca Silk → size 1: 350gr, size 2: 400gr
• 7mm circular needle 40cm
• 7mm circular needle 80cm
• 9mm circular needle 40cm
• 9mm circular needle 80cm
• elastic sewing yarn
• embroidery needle
• stitch marker
• blocking mat or styrofoam board
PLEASE NOTE:
• no physical item is sold, it’s a digital product.
• no refunds after the item has been downloaded.
• it's not allowed to copy, sell or publish this pattern!
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