Difficulty: Beginner

The thought behind ‘Into The Mist’ pullover is wanting to go back to very basic and simple knitting, but still can create something darling and unique. Pullover is seeking for a lounge chic look and meant to be oversized.To style with a matching scarf is optional. It is designed major in stockinette stitch with just simple increases.This makes it a beginner friendly project.

‘Into The Mist’ Pullover is worked from top down in round in one piece.

SIZES
I : XS/S/M, (II : L/XL/XXL)

MEASUREMENTS
Bust Circumference: 120 cm, (130 cm) 47.2 inches, (51.2 inches)
Length: 60 cm, (62 cm) 23.6 inches, (24.4 inches) - Measure from Mid-back to Edge
Sleeve: 43 cm, (44 cm) 16.9 inches, (17.3 inches) - Measure from Underarm to Edge

SUGGESTED NEEDLES
9 mm US 13 circular needles (40 cm and 80 cm 16 inches and 32 inches )
25 mm US 50 circular needles (80 cm 32 inches )

GAUGE
In stocking stitch using 25 mm US 50 needles
6 sts x 6 rows = 10 x 10 cm 4 x 4 inches

SIZE GUIDE
‘Into The Mist’ Pullover is designed for an oversized fit and to be worn very loose. Calculate a positive ease of approx. 10-30 cm to your chest measurement. Size I, (II) are intended for a bust circumference of 90-100 cm, (100-120 cm), 35.4-39.5 inches, (39.5-47.25 inches).

SUGGESTED MATERIALS
‘Into The Mist’ Pullover is intended to be an airy sweater with lightweight materials.

300 gr. (300 gr.) NORO, Kanzashi, 150 gr. / 210 m - Col 1 Kani
200 gr. (200 gr.) Wooldreamers, Unspun Wool, 100 gr. / 230 m - Natural Light Grey

Knit the pullover using 1 strand of NORO Kanzashi together with 2 strands of Wooldreamers Unspun Wool.

Yarn Alternative

1 strand of 300 gr. (400 gr.) Woolfolk, Flette Bulky, 100 gr. / 120 m OR 300 gr. (300 gr.) Canard, Bouclé Mohair, 100 gr. / 170 m
Together with 2 strands of 100 gr. (125 gr.) any Silk Mohair, 25 gr. / 225 m

1 strand of 150 gr. (200 gr.) Woolfolk, Flette, 50 gr. / 120 m
Together with 1 strand of
150 gr. (200 gr.) Woolfolk, Tage, 50 gr. / 145 m OR 200 gr. (250 gr.) HipKnitShop, Fluff, 50 gr. / 100 m

Aftercare Note: It is not recommended to over pull the knitwear.