Fotos \u00a9 LITLG + Yamagara
\nDesign and text \u00a9 Bernice Lim \u2013 Yamagara<\/p>\n
The beautiful Reed Sweater<\/strong> acts through the color variations and the alternate use of the colors.<\/p>\n Instructional language: English<\/p>\n The Reed Sweate<\/strong>r is a wonderfully quick knit with 3 color fingering weight yarns. The pattern is not included in the kit you can buy the pattern online on it\u2019s own on ravelry or in LITLG Issue 5 \u2013 Liminal Threads<\/p>\n NOTES AND TECHNIQUES<\/strong><\/p>\n This pullover is worked in the round from the hem to the underarm. The front and back are worked flat and shaped at the shoulders with short rows before being joined with 3-needle bind-off. Sleeve stitches are picked up around the armhole and worked in the round to the cuff. Finally, stitches are picked up around the neck to complete the collar in the round.<\/p>\n Sizes: 1 (2, 3, 4) 5, (6, 7, 8) Material<\/strong> In addition to the knitting kit, you will need<\/strong> Also: mesh markers, mesh holders to stop, needles to sew.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The exact description, size specifications and material consumption and material information can be found a bit further below.<\/p>\n The knitting kit contains the corresponding amount of wool for the size you have chosen. The instructions, needles and other tools or accessories are not included in the price of the kit.<\/p>\n
\nBust Size: 88 (97, 106, 115.5) 124.5 (134, 143, 152.5) cm
\nThe sample was knit in Size 3 with 7 cm positive ease at bust.<\/p>\n
\nLITLG Merino Singles (100 Gramm, 366 m Merino mulesingfrei)
\nMain Color: 3, (3, 3, 3) 4,(4, 4, 5) (Sample shown in Grit)
\nSecond Color: 1 Skein for all sizes (Sample shown in Gorse)
\nThird Color: 1 Skein for all sizes (Sample shown in Oir)<\/p>\n
\nCircular knitting needle 3.25 mm 60 cm or more
\nCircular knitting needle 3.5 mm 60 cm or more
\ndouble-pointed needles 3.25 mm for knitting the sleeves in rounds (or very short circular knitting needles)
\nNeedle push rod 3.25 mm for chaining
\nOr those needles that you personally need to reach the correct gauge.<\/p>\n