“A timeless cardigan with a traditional Nordic expression that can be styled for both business and soft day off looks.
The cardigan has a boxy body with narrow sleeves, which suits most people. The body is knitted bottom-up in a structured pattern, while the stockinette sleeves are knitted from top to bottom. The cozy, soft pockets complete the look”

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SIZES: S(M)L(XL)
CHEST CIRCUMFERENCE OF CARDIGAN: 107(114)120(127) cm/42(45)47(50) “
The measurement above is on closed cardigan.
1/1 CIRCUMFERENCE OF UPPER PART OF SLEEVE: approx. 37(39)41(43) cm / 14.5(15.3)16.1(16.9) “
LENGTH: approx. 63(64)66(67) cm / 24.8(25.2)26(26.4) ”

YARN
-400(400)450(450) g of 100 % pure new wool from Sanne Fjalland Knitwear (225 m/50 g)
-2(2)2(2) cones of Kashmir Lux from Familien Davidsen (1000 m/50 g), 95 % Geelong first cut lambswool/ 5 % cashmere.
The 2 yarns are held together throughout the project.

BUTTONS
6 pcs 18 mm in diam.

NEEDLES
Circular needles 3 mm /US 2.5 (80 cm / 32”)
Circular needles 3.5 mm / US 4 ( 2 x 40 cm / 16” + 1 x 80 cm / 32”
Circular needles 4 mm / US 6 (80 cm / 32”)
DP needles 3 mm / US 2.5 and 4 mm / US 6 for sleeves

Stitch markers and markers to place on needle

GAUGE
23 sts and 31-32 rows in structured pattern according to chart on needle 4 mm / US 6 = 10 x 10 cm / 4 x 4 “
21 sts and 30 rows in stockinette stitches on needle 4 mm / US 6 = 10 x 10 cm / 4 x 4 “
Adjust needle size to obtain right gauge.
Making a swatch and getting the right gauge is essential for the final result.

VIDEOLINKS
Video 1) - Italian cast on / www.sannefjalland.dk – Videos in main menu
Video 2) - Italian bind off / www.sannefjalland.dk – Videos in main menu.
Video 6) - Madrassting (stitches for sewing on pockets) / www.sannefjalland.dk – Videos in main menu.

TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
Cabin cardigan is worked with 2 strands of yarn held together.
The back and the fronts are worked back and forth on needle from the bottom up in 1 piece in a simple structured pattern. At the bottom of the armholes the garment is divided into back and 2 front pieces and each part is finished separately from this point. The shoulder seams are grafted together.
The sleeves are worked in stockinette sts from the armhole towards the lower rib.
The pockets are worked directly onto the fronts of the cardigan and the sides of the pockets are closed by grafting the to the garment.