Rimfrost Cardigan - Hanne Rimmen - Paper
NOTE - the recipe is in Danish
Rimfrost is a warm and elegant cardigan for adults knitted in a single strand of G-wool New Zealand lambswool. The model is knitted from top to bottom, where the pattern brings to mind the Nordic winters with beautiful hoarfrost on the trees.
Rimfrost cardigan is without buttons, but can be fitted with hooks, if you want to be able to close it.
SIZES
S (M) L (XL) XXL
GOAL
Width:
approx. 82 (92) 102 (114) 124 cm
Sleeve length:
45 (45) 46 (46) 48 cm (measured from under the armhole downwards)
MATERIALS
G-uld New Zealand lambswool
Bottom color:
300 (300) 300 (400) 400g
Pattern color:
100 give all sizes.
GUIDE PIN
For rectangles:
stocking stuffer 3 / Round p. 3 - 80 cm
For the cardigan itself:
stocking stuffer 3.5 / Round p. 3.5 -60 and 80 cm
KNITTING TENSION
23 mx 31 rows = 10 x 10 cm on row no. 3.5
We recommend that you make a knitting test before you start, so you know whether the number of stitches matches the yarn and the recommended needle size.
WORKING PROCESS
The cardigan is knitted from top to bottom - first back and forth, then round, and finally knit back and forth again. The cardigan is cut up and assembled at the end.
NOTE - the recipe is in Danish
Rimfrost is a warm and elegant cardigan for adults knitted in a single strand of G-wool New Zealand lambswool. The model is knitted from top to bottom, where the pattern brings to mind the Nordic winters with beautiful hoarfrost on the trees.
Rimfrost cardigan is without buttons, but can be fitted with hooks, if you want to be able to close it.
SIZES
S (M) L (XL) XXL
GOAL
Width:
approx. 82 (92) 102 (114) 124 cm
Sleeve length:
45 (45) 46 (46) 48 cm (measured from under the armhole downwards)
MATERIALS
G-uld New Zealand lambswool
Bottom color:
300 (300) 300 (400) 400g
Pattern color:
100 give all sizes.
GUIDE PIN
For rectangles:
stocking stuffer 3 / Round p. 3 - 80 cm
For the cardigan itself:
stocking stuffer 3.5 / Round p. 3.5 -60 and 80 cm
KNITTING TENSION
23 mx 31 rows = 10 x 10 cm on row no. 3.5
We recommend that you make a knitting test before you start, so you know whether the number of stitches matches the yarn and the recommended needle size.
WORKING PROCESS
The cardigan is knitted from top to bottom - first back and forth, then round, and finally knit back and forth again. The cardigan is cut up and assembled at the end.