The Woven Strands Sweater is a raglan sweater with a pattern that reminds of woven fabric or a woven basket.
The Woven Strands Sweater is worked seamless from the top down with a beautiful pattern. The shoulders are formed by raglan increases. After finishing the raglan increases, the sleeves are set aside and the body is worked in rounds. The number of stitches is slightly decreases before knitting the waistband to make it a bit tighter. The sleeves are also worked in rounds and are rather wide. Here the number of stitches are also slightly decreased before working the cuff.
You should be able to
The pattern describes all necessary steps to make the sweater. Otherwise there are links to video tutorials recommended. You should be able to integrate the new stitches into the chart pattern during the raglan increases.
Level: Intermediate
Sizes:
1 (2) 3 (4) 5 (6) 7
Bust circumference:
75-80 (85) 90-95 (100-105) 115 (120-125) 130 cm
Width of sweater:
approximately 45 (47,5) 52,5 (57,5) 62,5 (67,5) 70 cm
measured at the point where body and sleeves are divided (under the arms). Each size includes a positive ease of up to 15 cm.
Length of sweater:
approximately 58 (58) 58 (58) 60 (60) 60 cm
measured from neck to waistband
Please note that you should budget for mor yarn if you want to make the body longer.
Materials:
circular needle 5 mm and 4 mm (80 cm), DPNs (or shorter circular needles) 5 mm and 4 mm, tapestry needle, stitch markers, additional needle cables (or yarn scraps)
Gauge:
16 stitches x 26 rows = 10 x 10 cm in pattern with needle size 5 mm
Yarn suggestion:
„Como Grande“ by Lamana
120 m / 50 g (131.23 yds / 1.76 oz) 100 % wool
Yarn quantity:
8 (9) 10 (10) 12 (12) 13 balls
Yardage:
750 (790) 890 (970) 1160 (1260) 1300 meter
Alternative yarn:
Sandnes Perfect
Note: The yardage and yarn quantity are tested estimates based on the knitted test sample in size 3.
The Woven Strands Sweater is a raglan sweater with a pattern that reminds of woven fabric or a woven basket.
The Woven Strands Sweater is worked seamless from the top down with a beautiful pattern. The shoulders are formed by raglan increases. After finishing the raglan increases, the sleeves are set aside and the body is worked in rounds. The number of stitches is slightly decreases before knitting the waistband to make it a bit tighter. The sleeves are also worked in rounds and are rather wide. Here the number of stitches are also slightly decreased before working the cuff.
You should be able to
The pattern describes all necessary steps to make the sweater. Otherwise there are links to video tutorials recommended. You should be able to integrate the new stitches into the chart pattern during the raglan increases.
Level: Intermediate
Sizes:
1 (2) 3 (4) 5 (6) 7
Bust circumference:
75-80 (85) 90-95 (100-105) 115 (120-125) 130 cm
Width of sweater:
approximately 45 (47,5) 52,5 (57,5) 62,5 (67,5) 70 cm
measured at the point where body and sleeves are divided (under the arms). Each size includes a positive ease of up to 15 cm.
Length of sweater:
approximately 58 (58) 58 (58) 60 (60) 60 cm
measured from neck to waistband
Please note that you should budget for mor yarn if you want to make the body longer.
Materials:
circular needle 5 mm and 4 mm (80 cm), DPNs (or shorter circular needles) 5 mm and 4 mm, tapestry needle, stitch markers, additional needle cables (or yarn scraps)
Gauge:
16 stitches x 26 rows = 10 x 10 cm in pattern with needle size 5 mm
Yarn suggestion:
„Como Grande“ by Lamana
120 m / 50 g (131.23 yds / 1.76 oz) 100 % wool
Yarn quantity:
8 (9) 10 (10) 12 (12) 13 balls
Yardage:
750 (790) 890 (970) 1160 (1260) 1300 meter
Alternative yarn:
Sandnes Perfect
Note: The yardage and yarn quantity are tested estimates based on the knitted test sample in size 3.
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The Woven Strands Sweater is a raglan sweater with a pattern that reminds of woven fabric or a woven basket.
The Woven Strands Sweater is worked seamless from the top down with a beautiful pattern. The shoulders are formed by raglan increases. After finishing the raglan increases, the sleeves are set aside and the body is worked in rounds. The number of stitches is slightly decreases before knitting the waistband to make it a bit tighter. The sleeves are also worked in rounds and are rather wide. Here the number of stitches are also slightly decreased before working the cuff.
You should be able to
The pattern describes all necessary steps to make the sweater. Otherwise there are links to video tutorials recommended. You should be able to integrate the new stitches into the chart pattern during the raglan increases.
Level: Intermediate
Sizes:
1 (2) 3 (4) 5 (6) 7
Bust circumference:
75-80 (85) 90-95 (100-105) 115 (120-125) 130 cm
Width of sweater:
approximately 45 (47,5) 52,5 (57,5) 62,5 (67,5) 70 cm
measured at the point where body and sleeves are divided (under the arms). Each size includes a positive ease of up to 15 cm.
Length of sweater:
approximately 58 (58) 58 (58) 60 (60) 60 cm
measured from neck to waistband
Please note that you should budget for mor yarn if you want to make the body longer.
Materials:
circular needle 5 mm and 4 mm (80 cm), DPNs (or shorter circular needles) 5 mm and 4 mm, tapestry needle, stitch markers, additional needle cables (or yarn scraps)
Gauge:
16 stitches x 26 rows = 10 x 10 cm in pattern with needle size 5 mm
Yarn suggestion:
„Como Grande“ by Lamana
120 m / 50 g (131.23 yds / 1.76 oz) 100 % wool
Yarn quantity:
8 (9) 10 (10) 12 (12) 13 balls
Yardage:
750 (790) 890 (970) 1160 (1260) 1300 meter
Alternative yarn:
Sandnes Perfect
Note: The yardage and yarn quantity are tested estimates based on the knitted test sample in size 3.
The Woven Strands Sweater is a raglan sweater with a pattern that reminds of woven fabric or a woven basket.
The Woven Strands Sweater is worked seamless from the top down with a beautiful pattern. The shoulders are formed by raglan increases. After finishing the raglan increases, the sleeves are set aside and the body is worked in rounds. The number of stitches is slightly decreases before knitting the waistband to make it a bit tighter. The sleeves are also worked in rounds and are rather wide. Here the number of stitches are also slightly decreased before working the cuff.
You should be able to
The pattern describes all necessary steps to make the sweater. Otherwise there are links to video tutorials recommended. You should be able to integrate the new stitches into the chart pattern during the raglan increases.
Level: Intermediate
Sizes:
1 (2) 3 (4) 5 (6) 7
Bust circumference:
75-80 (85) 90-95 (100-105) 115 (120-125) 130 cm
Width of sweater:
approximately 45 (47,5) 52,5 (57,5) 62,5 (67,5) 70 cm
measured at the point where body and sleeves are divided (under the arms). Each size includes a positive ease of up to 15 cm.
Length of sweater:
approximately 58 (58) 58 (58) 60 (60) 60 cm
measured from neck to waistband
Please note that you should budget for mor yarn if you want to make the body longer.
Materials:
circular needle 5 mm and 4 mm (80 cm), DPNs (or shorter circular needles) 5 mm and 4 mm, tapestry needle, stitch markers, additional needle cables (or yarn scraps)
Gauge:
16 stitches x 26 rows = 10 x 10 cm in pattern with needle size 5 mm
Yarn suggestion:
„Como Grande“ by Lamana
120 m / 50 g (131.23 yds / 1.76 oz) 100 % wool
Yarn quantity:
8 (9) 10 (10) 12 (12) 13 balls
Yardage:
750 (790) 890 (970) 1160 (1260) 1300 meter
Alternative yarn:
Sandnes Perfect
Note: The yardage and yarn quantity are tested estimates based on the knitted test sample in size 3.
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