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Style TYLERSWEATER is a knitwear pattern instructions.
 
The pattern comes in a PDF file, and can be downloaded and printed from the computer.
 
Size chart
 
Size  XS (S) M (L ) XL (XXL)
1.Overall width (body) 
89 (89) 95 (95) 102 (108)         
2.Length on yoke   
23,5 (24,5) 26 (27) 28 (29)          
3.Length on body to armpit
37,5 (39) 40,5 (42,5) 43,5 (44,5)
4.Lenght on sleeves to armpit
46,5 (48) 49,5 (51) 52,5 (53,5)
5.Collar
16 (16,5) 17 (17,5) 18 (18)
 
The measurements are based on the size of the sweater before washing ; the sweater might increase in cm when washed, depending on the way it’s washed.
 
Level : Average
 
Material
 
Organic Merino Aran. 100g hand dyed merino wool aran weight yarn from Thelma Steimann. Approximately 166m per 100g. Smooth, soft, non-scratchy yarn.
 
Col 1: 4/5/5/5/6/6
Col 2: 1/1/1/1/1/1
Col 3: 1/1/1/1/1/1
Col 4: 1/1/1/1/1/1
 
Circular needle 40 and 80 cm in 5 mm and 4 mm.
Circular needle 80 cm in 5,5 mm. (optional, for knitting printwork to keep the gauge)
4 – 5 DPN in 4 mm and 4 mm for cuffs.
Tapestry needle for stitching the threads
4 x safety pins
8 x stitchmarkers
 
Tension gauge sample
 
Be sure to check your own tension before starting to knit.
Cast on 20 stitches and knit 23 rows on needles 5 mm for a 10 x 10 cm sample. If tension measures too tight, change to a thicker needle.
If tension measures too wide, change to a thinner needle.
 
Good to know
 
The sweater is knitted from top to bottom in a round, starting from the collar and knitting for the yoke with an increase. After the yoke has been knitted, the sweater is divided up for the sleeves and the body. The printwork is knitted throughout the body, with 2 or 3 strands of colors at the same time, it’s optional to change over to a slightly bigger needle if needed.
 
Yarn quantity required is based on an average , and is therefore an approximate number. The sweater can be knitted in any yarn that consists of the same thickness as Organic merino aran.
 
When working with hand dyed yarn, it’s recommended to check through the yarns and see if there are some hanks that might look slightly different from one another. If you have a hank that is slightly different from the rest of the hanks in color 1, use it while knitting the printwork to create additional effect in the printwork. This is just an option and a playful tip, to highlight the uniqueness of working with hand dyed yarns.