fOTOS, design and knitting instructions \u00a9 PetiteKnit<\/p>\n
When I got the opportunity to look at the archives of all the Isager patterns, there was no doubt when I saw the Cardigan, which is the inspiration for the Esther jacket. The simple, yet recognizable pattern of regular right and left stitches has a timeless quality. It\u2019s the kind of knitwear you\u2019d like to find in your grandfather\u2019s closet and take home right away.\u00a0Mette Wendelboe Okkels, Petiteknit<\/strong><\/p>\n The Esther Jacket is worked from top to bottom in the structure pattern. First, the upper part of the back is done with increases. After that, the shoulders are made of picked up stitches at the top of the back. The body shall be knitted in rows. Stitches for the sleeves are picked up around the arm cutouts, which are then worked down in rounds. Finally, the diaphragms and a ribbed tuft on the neck cutout take place.<\/p>\n Knit first a stitch sample to determine the needle size that suits you. Please make the gauge following the diagram in the instructions.<\/p>\n Gr\u00f6\u00dfenguide<\/strong><\/p>\n The Esther Jacket should have a range of movement (positive ease) of about 24 cm for the smaller sizes and a gradually smaller range of movement for the larger sizes. The sizes XXS(XS)S(M)L(XL)2XL (3XL)4XL (5XL) match a chest circumference on the body of 75-80 (80-85)85-90 (90-95)95-100 (100-110) 110-120 (120-130) 130-140 (140-150) cm. The dimensions of the finished jacket can be found on the title page. Take measurements of yourself before you begin the actual knitting to determine the size that suits you best. If your breast circumference (or the widest part of your body) measures 90 cm, you should choose size S, as it has a breast circumference of 114 cm and the range of movement (positive ease) in the mentioned example is 24 cm.<\/p>\n Sizes and dimensions<\/strong> Knitted chest umang: 104 (109) 114 (119) 124 (129) 134 (144) 154 (161) cm<\/p>\n length: 52 (54) 56 (58) 59 (60) 63 (66) 68 (70) cm<\/p>\n MATERIAL<\/strong> Yarn 1 <\/strong>: Jensen Yarn (photo color 0) You also need 5 buttons.<\/p>\n Gauge: 16 stitches x 28 rows = 10 x 10 cm in the sample on needle No 5 mm<\/p>\n The following knitting needles are required: circular knitting needle No. 5 mm 40, 60, 80 and\/or 100 cm and No. 4.5 mm 60, 80 and\/or 100 cm<\/p>\n double-pointed needles No 4.5 mm<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Exciting background information about the Isager Archive collection, by Helga Isager:<\/strong><\/p>\n Zitat Helga Isager\u00a0 \u00a0 I\u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0„Im vergangenen Sommer lud ich wieder einmal eine Gruppe der talentiertesten D\u00e4nischen Strickdesignerinnen zu einem Wochenende nach Tversted ein. Um uns zu treffen und unsere gemeinsame Leidenschaft f\u00fcr das Stricken zu teilen und mit der Entwicklung einer neuen Isager-Kollektion zu beginnen. Dieses Mal mit Inspiration der Designs von Ase Lund Jensen aus den 1960-iger und 1970-iger Jahren. Im Gegensatz zur allgemeinen Strickmode dieser Zeit, die Spontaneit\u00e4t und Stricken ohne Muster kultivierte, waren ihre Designs immer sehr gut durchdacht und zeigten deutlich ihren Hintergrund als Schneiderin. Wir sch\u00e4tzen ihre h\u00fcbschen Muster und Zeichnungen und bewahren sie alle in Ordnern auf, die wir normalerweise nur f\u00fcr uns selbst behalten. All designers and their models, in the order in which the knitting instructions appear:<\/em>
\nSizes: XXS (XS) S (M) L (XL) 2XL (3XL) 4XL (5XL)<\/p>\n
\nJensen Yarn from Isager (100% wool 1 strand has 50 grams with 125 lfm) double-threaded with
\nHighland Wool by Isager (100% merino wool from South America running length 275 m\/ 50 grams)<\/p>\n
\n350-400 (400) 400 (450) 450 (450) 500 (500) 550 (550) g Jensen Yarn by Isager Yarn together with
\nYarn 2<\/strong>: Isager Highland Wool (am Foto Farbe E0)
\n350 (350-400) 400 (400) 400 (400-450) 450 (450) 500 (500) g Highland Wool<\/p>\n
\nDie Idee bei „Isager Archives“ war, dass jede Designerin ihr individuelles Design, die auf einem oder mehreren Mustern aus den Archiven basieren, und aus diesen und einer vorgegebenen Farbpalette ein neues, zeitgem\u00e4\u00dferes Design erstellen sollten. Wir haben Ideen ausgetauscht, Skizzen angefertigt, Stapel von Mustern gestrickt und nun sind die fertigen Designs endlich da. 12 wundersch\u00f6ne Strickst\u00fccke,\u00a0 wir uns freuen sie nun zu pr\u00e4sentieren.“<\/p>\n
\nAnne Ventzel \u2014 Karla Cape<\/em>
\nLene Holme Samsoe \u2013 Inge Sweater<\/em>
\nMyfavoritethingsknitwear – Norma Sweater<\/em>
\nPetiteknit – Esther Cardigan<\/em>
\nAegyoknit – Gerda Sweater<\/em>
\nOtherloops – Johanne Loop Sweater<\/em>
\nHannerimmen – Aase Sweater<\/em>
\nOdd_row – Tove Shirt + Skirt<\/em>
\nHelga Jona –\u00a0 Rita Jacke<\/em>
\nKnitthing<\/em>
\nCamilla Vad<\/em>
\nHelga Isager – Kirsten Shirt<\/em><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"