Materials and Measurements

MATERIALS
200 (200: 250: 250) g Isager Tvinni col 100
125 (125: 150: 150) g Isager Silk Mohair col 60

MEASUREMENTS:
Half chest width: 49 (51: 54.5: 56.5) cm Length to underarm: 32 (33: 34: 35) cm Bottom rib edge: 7 (7: 7: 7) cm Height raglan on front: 21 (23: 25: 27) cm Height raglan on back: 23 (25: 27: 29) cm Sleeve circumference at underarm: 38 (40: 42: 44) cm Sleeve circumference at cuff: 22 (22: 24: 24) cm Sleeve to underarm: 43.5 (43,5: 44: 44) cm

Construction notes

The sweater is worked in the round from the top down. The advantage of working a raglan sweater in this way is that you can try it on as you knit and hence adjust the length on both body and sleeves. I have chosen to begin with the back neck and then gradually increase, so the raglan is higher on the back than on the front. This gives a much better fit. The sweater is worked back and forth while the neckline on back and shoulders is shaped. Stitches are then cast on to shape the neckline on front and the yoke is worked in the round across all stitches. When the yoke is completed, the work is divided into body and sleeves and these are knitted in the round.

COLLECTION: K (KNIT)

The book ’K (Knit)’ came out in Danish and English, both editions are sold out and the patterns are available as single patterns.
The designs in the collections are: B (Brioche), C2 (Cable 2), C6 (Cable 6), G (Garter Stitch), K (Knit), M2 (Make 2), P (Purl), PSSO (Pass Slipped Stitch Over), SSK (Slip, Slip, Knit), YO (Yarn Over).
The pattern for P (purl) includes the knitting instruction for G (Garter Stitch) One Size Hat.