DIY Kit - Scandinavian Sweater

Both Scandinavian Top & Sweater are knit top-down and in-the-round, with a stranded colorwork (also known as Fair Isle) yoke. Scandinavian Top features voluminous short sleeves, while the Sweater offers full-length sleeves with a Fair Isle ‘bracelet’ at the wrist and ribbed cuffs. Both patterns offer sizes Small through 3X and, in soft and squishy Dream yarn, are sure to be fun and rewarding knits that will keep you riveted from start to finish.

If you would like to use more than one color as your accent color you can purchase this pattern separately and purchase extra balls of more accent color or use leftover yarns.

This Sweater can also be made in Mohair So Soft.

Level: Intermediate

Sizes: S - 2X/3X

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Kit Contains:

• Loopy Mango Dream Yarn 109 yds 100 m | 50 g 1.8 oz each, 100% merino wool
• Pattern
• Loopy Mango project bag
• Knitting Needles - OPTIONAL

Note:  This sweater can be done on size 10 32’’ and size 13 32’’ circulars.  Magic loop will need to be used for the sleeves and neckline.  To avoid magic loop you can use size 13 16’’ for the sleeves and size 10 double pointed needles for the cuffs and neckline.  Size 10 16’’ circulars can be used for neckline.

Fiber Content Note: Dream TWEED colors Flamingo, Blacksmith and Stardust have different fiber content:  82% merino, 13% wool, 5% viscose.

Care: Dry clean or hand wash cold, lay flat to dry. Please test any washing/drying method on a small swatch to ensure you like the end result. Note that exposing wool to heat (hot water) or agitation (machine washing) will cause it to felt.

Yarn made in Italy, kit assembled in the USA.

Shown in Cafe Con Leche (MC) and Spicy Hot Pink (AC).  Also shown in Blacksmith (MC) and Edamame, Moody Blues and Spicy Hot Pink as accent colors.

This video tutorial is for My First Sweater, a project with a very similar construction to Scandinavian Sweater.

Helpful video tutorials for this project:

1. Easy Colorwork
2. Sleeves for Top-Down Styles part 1
3. Sleeves for Top-Down Styles part 2
4. M1R-Right Slanting Increase
5. M1L-Left Slanting Increase
6. Magic Loop method