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Style SIVASLEEVES is a knitwear pattern instructions.

The pattern comes in a PDF file, and can be downloaded and printed from the computer. 

Size chart

Size  XS (S) M (L) XL

1.Overall width (breasts)      

117           (119)           121           (123)        124

2.Length on body           

F:18 B:20(F:20 B:20) F:20 B:22(F:22 B:24) F:24 B:24

3.Overall lenght                   

147,5       (153,5)        157,5        (163,5)      164,5

The measurements are based on the size of the sweater after washings.

Level : Average

Material

Organic merino DK from Thelma Steimann, the yarn is 100% Organic merino wool. Approx 225m/100g in each skein. Wonderful and soft base to work with

Organic merino: 4/4/5/5/6

Circular needle 70 cm in 4 mm

Circular needle 40 cm in 3,5 & 4.mm

5 x DPN in 3,5 mm, 1 x DPN in 4 mm for cables

Tapestry needle for weaving in the ends

2 x long safety pins or scrappy yarn

Stitch markers

Tension gauge sample

Make sure to check your own tension before starting to knit. Cast on 25 stitches, rep ; p 1 st, k 3 sts for 29 rows on needles 4 mm for a 10 x 10 cm sample. If tension measures too tight, change to a thicker needle. If tension measures too wide, change to a thinner needle.

Good to know

The sweater is knitted from one sleeve and over to the other one in a round. The sleeves are opened up from the armpits and knitted for front and back side for the shoulder. Shoulders are then divided for front and backside and opened up for the neckline, and connected together again for the shoulder on the other side, and then knitted in round again for the other sleeve. The neckline is knitted onto the neckline opening in a round. The neckline can be adjusted from turtle neckline and regular neckline opening, follow instructions and choose between those two variations.

Follow the charts for the chaotic cables and feel free to add on as may fit. The charts shown in the pattern are shown as guidelines, but also as inspirations to take your cable knitting to the next level.

Yarn quantity required is based on an average , and is therefore an approximate number. The sweater can be knitted in any yarn that consist of the same thickness as Organic merino DK.