Cava sweater - Knitting pattern

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CAVA sweater, with low or high neck - knitted in Cloud. An easy-knit sweater knitted on thick needles where there is minimal assembly. The bubble pattern at the

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CAVA sweater, with low or high neck - knitted in Cloud. An easy-knit sweater knitted on thick needles where there is minimal assembly. The bubble pattern at the bottom of the sleeves gives the sweater a nice distinctive look. The body is knitted in the round up to the decrease for the sleeves. The front and back are knitted back and forth. The sleeves are knitted from the top down. We think it is good not to have to sew the sleeves in afterwards, and like that the length of the sleeves can be easily adjusted to the desired length. All the ribs are knitted with a twisted knit (the stitch is knitted in the back loop) and a purl.

Yarn: Cloud from Camilla Phil, House of Yarn. Cloud is a super soft and lightweight yarn, often referred to as a luxury yarn. 42% baby alpaca and 42% extra fine merino wool with 16% polyamide reinforcement.

Alternative yarn: Puno, Rauma Garn or Alpaca Bris, Viking Garn. If you choose another yarn, check the running length.


Knitting strength:

16 stitches on needle size 6 = 10 cm


Guiding pins:

Circular needle size 5 ½ (40 cm and 80/100 cm)

Circular needle size 6 (40 cm and 80/100 cm)

Double pointed needles size 5 ½


Sizes:

XS/S (M/L) XL/XXL

Overall width: 118 cm (125 cm) 135 cm

Overall length: 54 cm (57 cm) 61 cm

Sleeve length: 48 cm (48 cm) 48 cm

The measurements given are not body measurements but measurements of the finished knitted sweater if the correct knitting tension is observed. The sizes are indicative. The sweater has good range of motion. Sleeve length applies from the sleeve opening on the body (which goes slightly down the shoulder) and down to the lower part of the wrist.


Yarn amount:

XS/S (M/L) XL/XXL

High neck: 216 Dark Teal 10 (11) 12 balls

Low neck: 203 Snow White 10 (11) 12 balls


A video showing how to knit bubble patterns (seaman's bubbles) and how they are placed in relation to each other can be found here:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=s-JWjKTmu_A

Video for mask stitch:

https://www.garnstudio.com/video.php?id=60&lang=no&fbclid=IwAR0tLp6MVD0sLW7gnrQlpNFp2yvP-Ioj2cFSGIidX4Um1oOjj-5zCg6Sw_s

Video for rib with a twisted knit and purl:

https://www.garnstudio.com/video.php?id=1698&lang=en


Regarding the recipe:

The recipe is a digital product (PDF file) that will be sent to your email address once your purchase is complete.