Photos, design and text \u00a9 Irene Lin<\/p>\n
The Mina Sweater is knitted by starting at the back from the top down to the base of the armholes. Then, both fronts are picked up and knitted separately, working from the top down to the edge of the front neck. After joining both pieces, the front is worked to the armhole, and then the front and back are joined and knitted in the round down to the hem. Pick up and knit for the sleeves.<\/p>\n
Translation: The Mina sweater is knitted by starting from top to bottom on the back to the armhole attachment. Both front parts are then picked up and knitted individually, working from top to bottom to the edge of the front neck cutout. After the two parts have been joined together, the front part is knitted up to the armhole, then the front and rear sides are joined together and knitted up to the hem in rounds. Pick up the sleeves and knit.<\/em><\/p>\n Special knowledge: English manual, shortened series, backwards loop cast on,<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Gr\u00f6\u00dfenguide<\/strong><\/p>\n 1 (2, 3, 4, 5) In the photo you can see the size 1 on a model with a body size of 163 cm and with a positive ease of 43 cm.<\/p>\n Finished knitted breast circumference: Yarn and SAMPLING<\/strong><\/p>\n Long variant: 14 (15, 17, 19, 21) balls Woolia<\/strong> (50 g \/ 132 m, 100% Merino Gentile Puglia) You can vary the length yourself.<\/p>\n Gauge<\/strong>
\n126 (134, 142, 150, 157) cm<\/p>\n
\nShort variant: 11 (12, 12, 14, 15) balls Woolia<\/strong> (50 g \/ 132 m, 100% Merino Gentile Puglia)<\/p>\n
\n18 stitches x 22 rows smooth right knitted needle 5 mm = 10 x 10 cm<\/p>\n