Hydrangeas Sweater Kit with Snefnug
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By Trine Bertelsen
The gorgeous Hydrangeas sweater is knitted in a pretty lace pattern, but on big needles, so it's not fiddly. Classic raglan shape, worked from the bottom and knit in the round. The neck is finished with a double neck rib for a professional looking finish.
We've created kits in a bunch of colours, but there are many more colours in the Snefnug and Snefnug Natur range to pick from. The pattern is available here on Ravelry if you make your own kit.
Your Kit Includes:
• Snefnug or Snefnug Natur: 6 (7) 8 (9) 9 (10) 11 balls
• PDF Pattern delivered by email via Ravelry (instructions in English)
You will also need:
5mm circular needles, (60 and 80 cm) for sizes XS-S, (80 and 100 cm) for sizes M-XL, and (100 cm) for sizes 2XL-3XL.
4.5mm and 5.0mm circular needles (40 cm) for the ribbing in the neck.
Sizes:
XS (S) M (L) XL (2XL) 3XL
Measurements:
Bust Circumference: Approx. 81 (90) 101 (112) 123 (134) 145 cm.
Length: Approx. 51 (52) 54 (55) 57 (58) 59 cm measured from the cast on edge to the fold of the neckline.
Fit: The sweater has a positive ease of 8-10 cm. -
Ingredients:
55% Baby Alpaca, 35% Organic Cotton, 10% Extra Fine Merino WoolLength:
110m / 120yds per 50gWeight:
50g per ballGauge:
Approx. 14.5 m x 22 p = 10 x 10 cm in pattern on a 5 mm needle. -
CaMaRose was founded by Trine Bertelsen, a knitting and crochet designer, yarn wholesaler, and the owner of CaMaRose.dk.
CaMaRose a mash up of Trine's three children's names: Carl-Emil, Mathilde, and Anna-Rose. 💕
CaMaRose's mission is to sell high-quality yarns that are not otherwise available on the market, and at an affordable price. Additionally, Trine has chosen to collaborate with suppliers who adhere to ethical and environmental standards concerning animals and the environment in the production of yarn.
Which suits us down to the ground, here at Tribe!
You can follow Trine's work and designs on www.instagram.com and purchase patterns on Ravelry.
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Description
- Kit Notes
- Yarn Specs
- The Brand
-
By Trine Bertelsen
The gorgeous Hydrangeas sweater is knitted in a pretty lace pattern, but on big needles, so it's not fiddly. Classic raglan shape, worked from the bottom and knit in the round. The neck is finished with a double neck rib for a professional looking finish.
We've created kits in a bunch of colours, but there are many more colours in the Snefnug and Snefnug Natur range to pick from. The pattern is available here on Ravelry if you make your own kit.
Your Kit Includes:
• Snefnug or Snefnug Natur: 6 (7) 8 (9) 9 (10) 11 balls
• PDF Pattern delivered by email via Ravelry (instructions in English)
You will also need:
5mm circular needles, (60 and 80 cm) for sizes XS-S, (80 and 100 cm) for sizes M-XL, and (100 cm) for sizes 2XL-3XL.
4.5mm and 5.0mm circular needles (40 cm) for the ribbing in the neck.
Sizes:
XS (S) M (L) XL (2XL) 3XL
Measurements:
Bust Circumference: Approx. 81 (90) 101 (112) 123 (134) 145 cm.
Length: Approx. 51 (52) 54 (55) 57 (58) 59 cm measured from the cast on edge to the fold of the neckline.
Fit: The sweater has a positive ease of 8-10 cm. -
Ingredients:
55% Baby Alpaca, 35% Organic Cotton, 10% Extra Fine Merino WoolLength:
110m / 120yds per 50gWeight:
50g per ballGauge:
Approx. 14.5 m x 22 p = 10 x 10 cm in pattern on a 5 mm needle. -
CaMaRose was founded by Trine Bertelsen, a knitting and crochet designer, yarn wholesaler, and the owner of CaMaRose.dk.
CaMaRose a mash up of Trine's three children's names: Carl-Emil, Mathilde, and Anna-Rose. 💕
CaMaRose's mission is to sell high-quality yarns that are not otherwise available on the market, and at an affordable price. Additionally, Trine has chosen to collaborate with suppliers who adhere to ethical and environmental standards concerning animals and the environment in the production of yarn.
Which suits us down to the ground, here at Tribe!
You can follow Trine's work and designs on www.instagram.com and purchase patterns on Ravelry.
