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Sandstone slipover
Skill levels: Knitting *** / Finishing ***
* Beginner IntermediateAdvancedProficient
SIZES: S-M (M-L) L-XL (XL)
SLIPOVERS WIDTH AROUND CHEST WHEN NOT STRETCHED: 93(99)105(111) cm / 36.6(39.0)41.0(43.7)”
Please notices that width around chest is slightly elastic and can be stretched to following measures: 93-97(99-103)105-109(111-115) cm/ 36.6-38.2(39.0-40.6)41.3-42.9(43.7-46.3) “
LENGTH: ca 55(56)57(59) cm / 21.7(22.0)22.4(23.2)”
WIDTH AT SHOULDERS INCL RIBBED EDGES AT ARMHOLES: approx. 36(39)39(42) cm / 14.2(15.4)15.4(16.5)”
YARN:
200(200)250(250) g 100 % pure new wool from Sanne Fjalland Knitwear (225m/50g).
The yarn is developed, spun and dyed at Henrichsens Uldspinderi in Skive, Denmark.
RECOMMENDED NEEDLES:
2½ mm / US 1½ circular needles (40 cm / 16” + 80 cm / 32”).
3 mm / US 2½ circular needles (80 cm / 32”).
GAUGE:
27 sts og 35-36 rows in structured pattern according to chart = 10x10 cm/4x4”
28 sts og 35-36 rows in 2x2 rib = 10x10 cm/4x4” when swatch is rinsed and dried.
Adjust needle size to obtain right gauge. Swatching is important for the final result of your knitting.
TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE SLIPOVER:
Sandstone Slipover is knit bottom up in the round till armholes where work is separated into back- and front piece.
The slipover is knit in 2 different structured patterns – on the back 2x2 rib as a continuation of the lower 6 cm/2.5 “of rib. The front piece is worked in a simple pattern according to chart.
When work is separated at armholes, the back is worked first and then the front. The front is worked in a left and a right part for the v neck.
Finally ribbings at neck and armholes are worked.
Important: The lower rib of the body and then the rib-sts of the back must be knitted tight. Otherwise the back will be longer than the front piece, which is knitted in a structured pattern.
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- First published: February 2021
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