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Sweater_Kakadu
The sweater is knitted top-down and in the round. You start with the collar and knit the rest of the sweater top-down, there is no need to pick up any stitches or sew anything. The main needles are 6 mm (US10). Kakadu is the third of top-down sweaters dedicated to knitters who begin their knitting journey. Finch, Albatross and Kakadu – three sweaters where the level of difficulty is raised gradually.
At the back of the pattern you will find detailed and helpful information about: techniques, measurements, yarn used in the pattern, needles, gauge and glossary. I prepared instructional videos for those of you who prefer this form of learning new techniques.
Pattern by WoolyCottage
2022©Elaine Welsh
This pattern and all pictures are for personal use only. You may not share, distribute, replicate, reproduce, translate or re-sell this pattern in any way or form (on-line or off-line). You may sell your finished product, but please reference to my pattern and @WoolyCottage as an author.
Sizes:
XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL
Bust Size:
Measurements are taken flat before blocking and are given in centimetres: 37 (XS), 40 (S), 43 (M), 46 (L), 49 (XL), 52 (2XL). The sample is shown by a model who is size (S) (height: 164 cm, bust circumference: 95 cm).
Materials:
• interchangeable circular needles (short and regular) nr 6 mm (US 10)
• interchangeable circular needles (regular) nr 7 mm
• interchangeable circular needles (short) nr 4,5 mm (US 7)
• a cable making 60 cm, two cables making 40 cm
• four endcaps for cables
• a row counting marker, pin markers
• tapestry needle
• blocking boards, blocking wires and pins
Gauge 1 (for the body, yoke and sleeves) made on needles 6 mm (US 10), two strands held together (Gazzal Baby Wool XL and Drops Kid Silk):
15 sts and 21 rows per 10 cm / 4’’ in jersey stitch, before blocking.
Gauge 2 (for the collar) made on needles 6 mm (US 10), three strands held together (Schachenmayr Impressione x2 and Drops Kid Silk x1):
14 sts and 19 rows per 10 cm / 4’’ in jersey stitch, before blocking.
Yarn:
Gazzal Baby Wool XL (40% merino, 20% cashmere pa, 40% acrylic; 100 m – 50 g, colour 832XL) x 6 skeins (XS), 7 (S), 8 (M), 9 (L), 10 (XL), 11(2XL).
Drops Kid Silk (75% mohair, 25% silk; 210 m – 25 g, colour 24) x 3 skeins (XS), 4 (S)(M), 5(L)(XL), 6 (2XL).
Schachenmayr Impressione (75% virgin wool, 25% polyamide; 290 m – 100 g, colour 00081) x 2 skeins (XS)(S)(M), 3(L)(XL)(2XL).
I look forward to hearing from you. I’d be happy to see your sweater on Raverly and Instagram with #woolycottage #sweater_kakadu. On my Raverly account you can see beautiful Kakadu sweaters made by other knitters.
You can also find me on:
https://www.etsy.com/pl/shop/WoolyCottageDesigns
https://www.ravelry.com/stores/wooly-cottage-designs
https://www.facebook.com/WoolyCottage
https://www.instagram.com/woolycottage/
Happy knitting!
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Sweter jest robiony od góry, na okrągło, główne druty to 6 mm (US 10). Kakadu to trzeci z serii swetrów, które napisałam z myślą o osobach zaczynających swoją dziewiarską podróż. Finch, Albatross i Kakadu – to trzy swetry, gdzie poziom trudności jest podnoszony stopniowo.
We wzorze znajdziesz dużo wskazówek: szczegółowy opis technik (np. nabieranie, dodawanie, odejmowanie i zamykanie oczek, itd.), próbka dzianiny przed blokowaniem i po nim, potrzebne materiały, nazwy i kolory włóczek, z których wykonałam sweter, wymiary swetra, słowniczek terminów oraz inne cenne rady. Dla tych, którzy preferują filmiki instruktażowe, przygotowałam wiele nagrań dostępnych na kanale You Tube.
Pattern by WoolyCottage
2022©Elaine Welsh
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Rozmiary:
XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL
Wymiary - biust:
Wymiary swetra podane są w centymetrach. Sweter mierzony jest na płasko przed blokowaniem: 37 (XS), 40 (S), 43 (M), 46 (L), 49 (XL), 52 (2XL). Na zdjęciach prezentowany jest rozmiar S (modelka: 164 cm wzrostu i 95 cm obwodu w biuście)
Do wykonania projektu potrzebne będą:
• wymienne druty nr 6 mm (US 10) (standardowa długość oraz krótkie)
• wymienne druty nr 7 mm (standardowa długość)
• wymienne druty nr 4,5 mm (US 7) (krótkie)
• żyłka 60 cm i dwie żyłki 40 cm
• cztery zatyczki do żyłek
• marker liczący, markery zapinane
• igła dziewiarska do wszycia końcówek nitek
• mata, druty i szpilki do blokowania gotowej dzianiny
Próbka 1 (karczek, korpus, rękawy) zrobiona na drutach 6 mm (US 10), dwie nitki razem (Gazzal Baby Wool XL, Drops Kid Silk):
15 oczek i 21 rzędów w 10 cm ściegiem gładkim prawym, przed blokowaniem.
Próbka 2 (golf) zrobiona na drutach 6 mm (US 10), trzy nitki razem (Schachenmayr Impressione 2x, Drops Kid Silk 1x):
14 oczek i 19 rzędów w 10 cm ściegiem gładkim prawym, przed blokowaniem.
Włóczki:
Gazzal Baby Wool XL (40% merino, 20% cashmere pa, 40% acrylic; 100 m – 50 g, kolor 832XL) x 6 motków (XS), 7 (S), 8 (M), 9 (L), 10 (XL), 11(2XL).
Drops Kid Silk (75% moher, 25% jedwab; 210 m – 25 g, kolor 24) x 3 motki (XS), 4 (S)(M), 5(L)(XL), 6 (2XL).
Schachenmayr Impressione (75% virgin wool, 25% polyamide; 290 m – 100 g, kolor 00081) x 2 motki (XS)(S)(M), 3(L)(XL)(2XL).
Czekam na wieści jak Ci poszło. Będzie mi bardzo miło, gdy pokażesz swój sweter na Raverly lub na Instagramie z hasztagiem #woolycottage #sweater_kakadu.
Zapraszam też na:
https://www.etsy.com/pl/shop/WoolyCottageDesigns
https://www.ravelry.com/stores/wooly-cottage-designs
https://www.facebook.com/WoolyCottage
https://www.instagram.com/woolycottage/
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