Sweater with cables is knitted top down with a seamless technique. First you knit the turtleneck, after that you knit increases for the saddle shoulder and lastly you increase for the sleeves. Then you split for sleeves and knit the body and sleeves separately. The cables are knitted with the help of a 10 rows repeat and it will be a intuitive process after a couple of rounds.

The basic techniques used in this pattern are M1L & M1R. I recommend using the Italian bind-off for a neat finish to the ribbing, however your preferred bind-off method may of course be used.

Recommended yarn
Gepard Garn, Woolia, 50g = 133m
Held together with one strand of
Isager Yarn, Silk Mohair, 25g = 212m

Gauge
15 stitches x 21 rows on 10 x10 cm or 4x4 inch on a 6 mm or US 10 needle in stockinette after blocking. 5 mm or US 8 is used for the ribbing.
The specified needle size is only a recommendation. Always use the needle size that gives you the correct gauge!

Sizing
Sweater with cables has an oversized fit. Recommended positive ease are about 15-35 cm or 6 - 13 ¾ in. Measure yourself over the chest to find your best fit. The sweater is shown with a positive ease of about 15 cm or 6 in. The sample is also shown with an extra 5 cm or 2 in added to the sleeves.
This is a very oversized sweater, choose the size that is the closest to the finished circumference to your liking.

Size: 1 (2) 3 (4) 5
Chest: Up to 71cm or 30 in (86cm or 34 in) 106cm or 42 in (127cm or 50 in) 147 or 58 in
Finished circumference: 91 cm or 35 ¾ in (106 cm or 41 ¾ in) 126 cm or 49 ½ in (147 cm or 57 ¾ in) 167 cm or 65 ¾ in
Estimated yarn requirement: Woolia: 350g (400g) 450g (550g) 650g
Mohair: 100-125g (125g) 150g (175-200g) 225g