LYRA SWEATER

Name: LYRA SWEATER
SKU: 2602-4
Price: 101.4 USD
Availability: InStock

From: $101.40

Single pattern / 2602 DIY / No. 4

The Lyra Sweater in Ballerina Chunky Mohair can be knitted both top down and bottom up. A fitted raglan sweater with a shaped neckline and trumpet-shaped sleeves.

The pattern for the Lyra sweater in Kos is included.

All patterns are in English. Pattern for this design is an electronic PDF download, and the price of the pattern is included in this bundle.

Needles used (find conversions to US sizes here):

Knitting Needles: Knitting Needle no. 4½
Knitting tension: 17 sts = 10 cm

Size Guide

The sizes are indicative, and it is recommended to take measurements of the person who is going to wear the garment. The given dimensions are calculated according to the specified knitting tension. Note: Measurements are in centimeters (1cm = 0.4 inches).

	XXS	XS	S	M	L	XL	2XL	3XL	4XL	5XL
Bust:	74 cm	79 cm	85 cm	89 cm	96 cm	105 cm	113 cm	124 cm	135 cm	147 cm
Length:	46 cm	48 cm	50 cm	50 cm	54 cm	56 cm	60 cm	64 cm	68 cm	68 cm
Sleeve length:	50 cm	50 cm	50 cm	50 cm	50 cm	50 cm	50 cm	50 cm	50 cm	50 cm

Yarn needed

The number of balls is based on the given dimensions. If you want longer garments, please remember that you may need extra yarn.

	XXS	XS	S	M	L	XL	2XL	3XL	4XL	5XL
Ballerina Chunky Mohair Rustic rose 4353/Lavender 5223:	4	4	4	5	5	6	7	8	9	10

SKU: 2602-4 Category: 2602 Tags: 2602, DIY

Sandnes Garn BALLERINA CHUNKY MOHAIR

Ballerina Chunky Mohair has a classic combination of mohair and wool that gives the characteristic long-haired mohair look we know so well. The yarn is excellent as a companion thread or knitted alone either in one or more threads

Fiber Content: 77% mohair/18% wool/5% polyamide
Yardage: 50 g = approximately 135 m/147 yd
Knitting needle: US 8-10.75 (5-7mm)
Knitting tension: 13-16 sts = 10 cm

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The sweater can be knitted either top down in stockinette stitch with raglan increases, or bottom up with raglan decreases. In the top-down version, short rows are worked to shape a deeper neckline before the work is divided into sleeves, front and back, which are completed separately. In the bottom-up version, the front and back are first worked in the round to the underarms, after which the sleeves are knitted and all parts are joined and decreased for raglan shaping. Both versions are finished with trumpet-shaped sleeves.

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