Scandinavian Sweater PATTERN - Dream
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Full size chart and garment measurements below.
This sweater can also be made in Mohair So Soft!
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.
Gauge: Stockinette on size US 13: 12 sts/4", 18 rows/4"
Materials:
- Dream Yarn | worsted weight 109 yds 100 m | 50 g each, Solid Colors: 100% Merino Wool | Tweed: 82% Merino, 13% Wool, 5% Viscose
- US 10 (6 mm) 32" (80 cm) circular needles
- US 13 (9 mm) 32" (80 cm) circular needles
Note: Magic Loop required for sleeves and neckline when using 32" (80 cm) circulars. Alternatively use 20" (50 cm) circulars or DPNs (US 15, US 17) for sleeves.
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
| Size | Width | Length | Yarn |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 20" (50 cm) | 18.5" (46 cm) |
MC: 6 balls/654 yds (600 m) AC: 1 ball/109 yds (100 m) |
| M | 23" (58 cm) | 19.5" (49 cm) |
MC: 7 balls/763 yds (700 m) AC: 1 ball/109 yds (100 m) |
| L/XL | 26" (66 cm) | 20" (50 cm) |
MC: 8 balls/872 yds (800 m) AC: 1 ball/109 yds (100 m) |
| 2X/3X | 29" (73 cm) | 20.5" (52 cm) |
MC: 9 balls/981 yds (900 m) AC: 1 ball/109 yds (100 m) |
This video tutorial is for My First Sweater, a project with a very similar construction to Scandinavian Sweater.
Helpful video tutorials for this project:
- Easy Colorwork
- Sleeves for Top-Down Styles part 1
- Sleeves for Top-Down Styles part 2
- M1R-Right Slanting Increase
- M1L-Left Slanting Increase
- Magic Loop method