CPH Sweater COMING SOON

Description

Our beloved brioche stitch sweater design will be released as a knitting pattern and yarn set on November 30th!

The CPH Sweater is knitted in brioche stitch in rounds from the top down and has a positive ease of 20-30 cm.
Below the armholes, the stitches in the front and back and sleeves are separated and then knitted separately.

//Language: English + German

// Sizes:
XXS/XS (S-M) L/XL (2XL) 3XL to fit chest circumference 75–85 (86–96) 97–106 (107–116) 117-125 cm

Lilly and Julia are wearing size S/M

// Needles:
4 mm/100 cm and 40 cm

// Gauge:
14 sts x 20 rows = 10 x 10 cm with needle size 4 (in brioche stitch)

// Material:
550 (600) 650 (700) 750 g Alpakka Ull by Sandnes Garn (50g = 100m)
divided into 250 (300) 300 (350) 350 g color A (stripes) and 300 (300) 350 (350) 400 g color B (background)

Glitter version:

250 (300) 300 (350) 350 g Alpakka Ull by Sandnes Garn (50g = 100m) Color A (stripe)

together with Langyarns Baby Alpaca + Lamé Soft (two strands) = Color B (background)
200 (200) 200 (200) 250 g Baby Alpaca Lang Yarns (50g = 167m)
200 (200) 200 (200) 250 g Lamé Soft Lang Yarns (50g = 190m)

// Difficulty:
LEVEL 4/5

You have a routine in knitting and know your way around instructions.

*This pattern is for private use only. It may not be copied or resold. Items knitted from this pattern may not be sold.*

Levels

1/5 Beginner*innen
You should be familiar with the following techniques: casting on stitches, knit and purl stitches, knitting in rounds/rows, casting off stitches, decreases.

2/5 Confident Beginners
You are a beginner, have already knitted smaller projects and are already a little more familiar with knitting.
Or you are a beginner and willing to independently google and use tutorials when uncertain.
New techniques: picking up stitches at the cast-on edge, casting on new stitches with the loop cast-on

3/5 Intermediate
You know the basic knitting techniques and have already completed a few projects. You know the structure and typical abbreviations of a knitting pattern and can follow it well.
New techniques: increases, elastic bind off

4/5 Advanced
You have a routine in knitting and are familiar with patterns.

5/5 Pros
You have no problems following difficult instructions. You are familiar with complex techniques.