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Delia
A graphically beautiful raglan sweater with a distinctive rib pattern and a boat neck for a good fit. A classic model that you can not live without in your wardrobe.
Fancy zippers on the sides give it a feminine look. It is knitted in the delicious Isager Merilin in wool and linen together with the soft and thin Isager Alpaca 1, which is pure alpaca.
These combined give a light, beautiful and heathered structure and color scheme. If you choose two yarns that are more similar in color, the expression will become more solid.

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Sizes
(XS)S(M)L(XL)2XL(3XL)

Chest:
(84)90(96)102(108)116(124) cm / (33)351⁄2(373⁄4)401⁄6(421⁄2)451⁄2(483⁄4) inches

Center back length: (58)59(60)61(62)63(64) cm / (223⁄4)231⁄4(231⁄2)24(241⁄2)241⁄4(251⁄5) inches

Sleeve length under sleeve: (43)43(43)43(43)43(41,5) cm / (17)17(17)17(17)17(161⁄3) inches

Materials
Isager Merilin, 80% wool, 20% linen, 208m pr. 50 g
Isager Alpaca 1, 100 % alpaca, 400 mtr per 50 g

Color A: Isager Merilin color 61 (pink): (250)250(300)300(350)350(350) g

Color A: Alpaca 1, color Sky (heathered blue/peach): (150)150(150)150(200)200(200) g

Work through the entire project with 1 strand Merilin and 1 strand Alpaca 1, knit the 2 strands together.

Recommended circular and double pointed needles size 31⁄2 and 4 mm / US 4 and 6.

Crochet hook size 3 / US 21⁄2

8 markers in color 1 = increase = M1
1 marker in color 2 = start of round / mid back = M2

2 pcs 6 cm / 2,5 inches copper zippers from Önling

Sewing thread in matching color

Gauge
22 sts and 32 rows in stockinette st on needle size 4 mm / US 6 = 10 x 10 cm / 4 x 4 inches

Directions
The sweater is knitted from the top down in rib pattern, with edges in garter ridges.
Knit short rows over the neck, shoulders and onto the front piece while increasing simulteanously for the raglan. After the short rows the pattern on the body and the sleeves is symmetrical in both front and back.
Increases are still made for the raglan and the rest of the yoke is shaped. The work is divided, and sleeves and body are finished separately.