fOTOS \u00a9 isager + \u00a9 Hanne Rimmen, design and knitting instructions \u00a9 Hanne Rimmen<\/p>\n
The distinctive vertical lines of the Edda Sweater are inspired by Marianne Isager\u2019s Krydser design from the eighties. The sweater pays tribute to the original\u2019s iconic style.
\nThe Edda Sweater embodies classical aesthetics and is the result of a harmonious fusion of two epochs and the shared love of two designers for the graphic and timeless.
\nDesigned for the Isager Archives 2 collection 2025<\/p>\n
Konstruktion<\/strong><\/p>\n The Edda Sweater is a smooth right knitted sweater, which is worked in the Jacquard pattern according to diagram. The sweater is worked from top to bottom with a European shoulder. First, the upper fit of the back part is worked back and forth. Then, stitches for shoulders and fore-ends are grasped along the shoulder lines of the back part. When the upper part of the foreheads are finished, and the neckline is formed, these parts are collected, and the work is knitted back and forth until the specified depth of the armline is reached. Now the front and back parts are collected, and from here work is done in rounds according to diagram. The body is worked until it reaches the desired length. The lower fret is knitted and the stitches are chained off in Italian. After that, stitches are grasped along the arm cutout, and the sleeves are worked from top to bottom in rounds. Finally, stitches are grasped along the neck cutout. Sizes<\/b><\/p>\n 1 (2) 3 (4)<\/p>\n Ma\u00dfe <\/p>\n MATERIAL<\/strong><\/p>\n Hauptfarbe Contrast colour (dominant) The wine red Edda Sweater was knitted in the following colour: Recommended needles<\/strong> Gauge <\/p>\n The first Isager Archives collection was inspired by \u00c5se Lund Jensen\u2019s designs from the 60s and 70s. The Source of inspiration for the Isager Archives 2 collection<\/strong>Marianne Isager\u2019s designs from the 80s and 90s.
\nThis guide works in such a way that a thread is the dominant thread. This achieves a beautiful, similar expression.<\/p>\n
\n<\/span><\/b>Brustumfang 104 (122) 139 (156) <\/span>cm.
\nL\u00e4nge 53 (58) 62 (62) <\/span>cm, measured below the bee on the back.<\/p>\n
\n200 (200) 250 (300) g Isager Tweed col Charcoal together with
\n150 (150) 200 (250) g Highland Wool col Charcoal<\/p>\n
\n150 (200) 200 (250) g Isager Tweed Color Oak together with
\n100 (150) 200 (250) g Highland Wool Color Stone<\/p>\n
\nMain color: Isager Tweed Fb. Wine, Highland Wool Fb. Wine
\nContrast color (dominant) Isager Tweed Fb. Oak, Highland Wool Stone<\/p>\n
\nCircular knitting needle 3,5 mm \u2013 80-100 cm + 4.0 mm \u2013 80-100 cm + 4,5 mm \u2013 80-100 cm
\ndouble-pointed needles 3.5 mm + 4.0 mm<\/p>\n
\n23 M and 23 Rd on Nd 4.5 mm = 10\u00d710 cm The gauge is knitted in the sample. Knitting stress shall be measured after washing and tensioning<\/p>\n
\n15 of Denmark\u2019s most talented knitting designers spent a weekend with us in Tversted, with access to Marianne\u2019s extensive sample collection.
\nThe designers used one or more patterns as inspiration for their respective contributions to the Isager Archives 2 collection.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"