This sweater is worked in the round from the neck to the armholes, then stitches are placed on hold for the sleeves while the body is worked in the round to the bottom edge. When the body is complete, the sleeves are worked in the round to the cuff.

This sweater can also be made in Mohair So Soft!

This style can also be made in a solid color.

If you would like to use more than one color as your accent color you will need more yarn in different colors for an accent.

This listing is for the pattern only. After checkout, you will receive a digital copy of the pattern by email. 

If you would like to buy the full DIY Kit for this style, you can do so here.

Pattern level: Intermediate

Materials:

• Loopy Mango Dream Yarn 109 yds 100 m | 50 g 1.8 oz each, 100% merino wool
• Size US 10 (6 mm) circular needles 32'' (80 cm) in length
• Size US 13 (9 mm) circular needles 32'' (80 cm) in length

Note: This sweater can be made on size 10 32" and size 13 32". Magic Loop will need to be used for the sleeves.  If you don’t like to use magic loop method you can purchase an additional size 13 16’’ needle to use for the sleeves and size 10 double pointed needles for the cuffs of the sleeves, also instead of getting size 10 32" please purchase size 10 16" (used for the neckline).

Gauge: Stockinette on size US 13: 12 sts/4", 18 rows/4"

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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