About the pattern
The sweater is knitted from the top down, first worked flat then later joined together and worked in a round. The neck later forms a keyhole opening when button closure is added. In the neck, there is knitted a ribbed boarder, then raglan increases and short rows. The sweater is then divided into sleeves and body, which is knitted separately, which gives the opportunity to put the sts on hold and try on the garment for best fit. The sleeves and body are finished with a ribbed boarder. At the end crochet 2 loops and sew on 2 buttons in the neck. I recommend blocking the sweater before use.

Bust (circumference)
The sweater has a small ease.
XS (S) M (L) XL
75 (85) 95 (105) 115 cm

Yarn
The yarn is held double, by one of each quality:
Knitting for Olive - Merino (50g = 250m) Colour: Dusty rose
200g (200g) 250g (250g) 300g)
Knitting for Olive – Soft Silk Mohair ( 25g=225 m) Colour: “blommerosa”
150g (150) 200g (200g) 250g)
Other yarn options
Finull by Rauma, Søkke Merino by Garnsurr, Tynn merino by Sandnes Garn
Tynn Silk mohair by Sandnes Garn, Tilia by Filcolana, Plum by Rauma

Gauge:
23 stitches and 29 rows on 10 x 10 cm stockinette stitches with 3.5 mm needle

Neeldes
3.5 mm circular needles 40/60 cm and 3 mm circular needle 40/60 cm
3.5 mm and 3 mm DPN (or use “magic loop”)
Crochet needle size 3

Buttons
2 pc, 2 cm in diameter

Other equipment
Stitch markers