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Draka Icelandic Sweater
An Icelandic sweater in the amazing Önling no 1. The purl stitches in the pattern create a nice structure, and an exciting three-dimensional knit. A new interpretation of an Icelandic sweater that you move into and love, because it is beautiful, soft, and wonderful to wear.

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#drakasweater, #drakaY4, #draka, #drakaicelandicsweater, #Y4, #yndlingsstrik4, #favoriteknits

Sizes
(XS)S(M)L(XL)2XL(3XL)
Chest: (91)99(103)108(118)123(133) cm
Center back length: (59)60(61)62(63)64(65) cm
Underarm sleeve length: (48)47(46)44(43)43(43) cm

Materials
Isager Jensen Yarn, 100% wool, 250 m pr. 100 g
Isager Tvinni, 100% merino wool, 510 m pr. 100 g
Isager Silk Mohair, 70% super kid mohair and 30% silk, 212m pr. 25 g

Color A: Isager Jensen Yarn color 3s (light gray): (250)250(250)300(300)300(350) g, knit with 1 strand.

Color B: Isager Tvinni color 61 (pink): (50)50(50)50(100)100(100) g, knit 2 strands together.

Color C: Isager Tvinni color 60s (eggplant): (100)100(100)100(100)150(150) g, knit 2 strands together.

Color D: Isager Tvinni color 22s (yellow): 15 g, 1 strand and silk mohair color 3s, 1 strand, knit the 2 strands together.

Alternative yarn:
Önling No. 1, 75 % Superfine WooI, 25 % Angora, 180 m pr. 50 g.

Color A: No 1 dark grey: (300)300(350)350(350)400(400)g

Color B: No 1 very light grey (50)50(50)50(50)50(50) g

Color C: No 1 olive (50)50(50)50(50)50(50) g

Color D: No 1 light grey (100)100(100)100(100)100(100) g

Recommended circular needle and double pointed needles no. 3,5 and 4 mm / US 4 and 6.

Gauge
21 sts and 28 rows in stockinette st and pattern on needle size 4 mm / US 6 = 10 x 10 cm / 4 x 4 inches.
IMPORTANT! It is important that gauge is the same, both in stockinette and in pattern. Many knitters will need to go up or down a half or 1 needle size when switching to multi-coloured knitting, to maintain the same gauge.

Directions
The sweater is worked in the round, from the top down. The yoke is knitted with increases in the pattern. Hereafter the work is divided, and both the sleeves
and the body are worked separately.