Inspired by a mountain range in a Önundarfjörður, one of the Westfjords in Iceland. Knit from the top down and separated into body and sleeves after the yoke. The mountain pattern is made with Estonian Vikkel stitch, two-stitch cables. Colour variations are made by using different shades of the thread held with the main color, here done with 3 shades but can be more/fewer. The name, Hafið eða fjöllin (The sea or the mountains, is a reference to a local song. This woolen version has a close sister, the silk version.

Yarn
Icewear garn, Saga wool (50g/100m) and Mohair Mix (25g/161m), held together. Here: SW (main) 1134 and MM (shades) 1000, 5003 and 5094

Quantity
Saga Wool: 310, 340, 370 (400, 430) 450, 490, 520 g
Mohair Mix (all shades in total): 95, 105, 115 (125, 135) 145, 155, 165 g

Needles 5 mm (main) and 4,5 mm (ribbings). Circular needles. Adjust to gauge.

Gauge Stockinette stitch in the round: 14 sts = 10 cm