fOTOS \u00a9 isager + \u00a9 Andrea Jona, design and knitting instructions \u00a9 Andrea Jona<\/p>\n
Designed for the Isager Archives 2 collection 2025<\/p>\n
Konstruktion<\/strong><\/p>\n The hood is knitted from the bottom up. First the back part is knitted, then the two front parts. Then all three parts are joined together and knitted to the apex. A flat section is knitted along the apex, the center of the knitted piece being joined together with the two sides. At the end, a leading edge is knitted in the double knitting process along the front parts and around the face opening, and buttonholes are knitted along one side.<\/p>\n Ma\u00dfe onesize (adults)<\/p>\n Neck circumference \u2013 measured from leading edge to leading edge: 70 cm MATERIAL<\/strong><\/p>\n 2 Str\u00e4nge –\u00a0 Isager Tweed Fb. Sand You also need 5 buttons.<\/p>\n Hood colors in the photos: Recommended needles<\/strong><\/p>\n Circular knitting needles No 3 + 4,5 in length 60 or 80 cm, knitting needle No 6 for the mesh stop only<\/p>\n Gauge 18 stitches x 36 rows in Kraus right = 10 x 10 cm<\/p>\n <\/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.
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\nHead circumference \u2013 measured from leading edge to leading edge: 60 cm
\nTotal length \u2013 measured from the centre of the front to the apex: 46 cm
\nLength, edge of buttonhole: 23 cm<\/p>\n
\n4 Kn\u00e4uel –\u00a0 Isager Silk Mohair Fb. 6
\nIt is knitted 3-thread, 1 thread tweed, 2 threads Silk Mohair.<\/p>\n
\nISAGER Tweed col Sand and ISAGER Silk Mohair col
\nISAGER Tweed col Chocolate and ISAGER Silk Mohair col 34
\nISAGER Tweed col Navy and ISAGER Silk Mohair col 54<\/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":"