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Wire Sweater Chunky
Construction:
The sweater is knitted from the top down. Stitches are cast on for the back piece, which is worked flat while doing increases. Stitches are then picked up along the upper edge of the back piece, for the left and then right shoulder piece. The two shoulder pieces are worked flat and with increases to create the neckline. The two pieces are joined to create the front piece, which is also worked flat. The front and back pieces are eventually joined, creating the body which is worked in the round and finished with a rib edge and Italian cast-off. Stitches are picked up along the neckline and worked in rib, folded double and knitted into place. Finally, the sleeves are made by picking up stitches along the armholes and working them in the round while doing increases on the underside. They are finished with a rib and Italian cast-off.
Size guide:
The sweater can be knitted in 3 different sizes, XS-S (M-XL) 2XL-3XL, corresponding to a circumference of the sweater of 120 (130) 140 cm. The sweater is designed to have a positive easy of 20-40 cm.
Example: If you have a bust measurement of 90 cm, we recommend knitting a size M-XL with a positive ease of 40 cm. If you prefer a less oversized look, it can be knitted in size XS-S with a positive ease of 30 cm.
Length:
55 (60) 65 cm at the center of the back incl. rib edges.
Needles:
Holst Garn Cielo: 8 mm and 6 mm circular needles.
Mayflower Santiago: 6 mm and 4.5 mm circular needles.
Yarn suggestion:
Holst Garn Cielo (50 g = 125 m) or Mayflower Santiago (50 g = 150 m)
Amounts:
450-500 (600) 650 g Holst Garn Cielo
350 (400) 450-500 g Mayflower Santiago.
Tools and materials:
Tapestry needle, stitchmarkers.
Ours are knitted in:
The beige: Holst Garn Cielo in color 16 Beige.
The light grey: Holst Garn Cielo in color 02 Grannie.
The brown: Mayflower Santiago in color 5 Nougat.
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- First published: December 2024
- Page created: December 7, 2024
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