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Cartographer Sweater
CARTOGRAPHER SWEATER
Cartographer Sweater is a top-down, seamless design with a relaxed oversized fit, shaped with German Short Rows for a comfortable and balanced silhouette. Inspired by maritime landscapes, shifting horizons and the idea of mapping through texture, the sweater combines sculptural cable motifs with clean stockinette sections. A double neck adds structure and warmth, while the textured details create depth and movement across the garment. Designed to feel generous, graphic and easy to wear, Cartographer is a contemporary sweater with a distinctly nautical spirit.
SIZES
Sizes
(A, B) (C, D) (E, F) (G, H)
To fit actual bust circumference
(85, 90) (95, 100) (105, 110) (115, 120) cm
(33.5, 35.5) (37.5, 39.25) (41.25, 43.25) (45.25, 47.25) in
Finished bust circumference
(110, 115) (120, 125) (130, 135) (140, 145) cm
(43.25, 45.25) (47.25, 49.25) (51.25, 53.25) (55, 57) in
Recommended ease
Approximately 25 cm / 10 in of positive ease.
The original sample was knitted in size D.
MATERIALS
Yarn
Mister Wool Farmers Wool Deluxe, fingering weight; 400 m / 437 yd per 100 g / 3.5 oz.
Yarn requirements: Approx.
(1360, 1480) (1600, 1720) (1840, 1960) (2120, 2240) m
(1487, 1619) (1750, 1881) (2012, 2143) (2318, 2450) yd
Approx. (340, 370) (400, 430) (460, 490) (530, 560) g.
Needles
Needle A: US 5 / 3.75 mm circular needles, for ribbing.
Needle B: US 6 / 4 mm circular needles, or size needed to obtain gauge.
Gauge
20 sts and 30 rnds = 10 × 10 cm / 4 × 4 in, measured in stockinette stitch worked in the round.
ADDITIONAL MATERIALS
8 stitch markers, preferably with 1 distinctive marker for BOR; cable needle; waste yarn or stitch holders for Sleeves; tapestry needle; scissors; tape measure; blocking mats; rust-resistant T-pins or blocking pins; optional blocking wires or measuring guides.
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