Welcome to marlin slipover!
The Marlin Slipover is knitted top down. The collar covers your neck just enough to give you the warmth and its drape is just effortlessly chic.
You will increase only on the body stitches until the slipover reaches the edge of your shoulders. Then, the front and back panel will be knitted separately to make the armhole. Once you have reached your desired armhole depth, the front and back panel will be connected again, and you continue to knit the body in the round until you reach the preferred length minus hem. The hem has the final detail of cabling and separating it, and the front hem will be shorter than the back hem.
This is a seamless construction, resulting in a chic garment., which you can just throw on when the weather gets colder. It’s also great to wear underneath a coat.

GAUGE
18 STS x 24 Rows = 10 cm x 10 cm in stockinette st
With 5 mm needles, or with needles meet the gauge. Holding 2 yarns together

SIZES
1 (2) 3 (4) 5 (6)
Circumference of the finished sweater:
91 (102) 113 (122) 131 (142) cm
36,5 (41) 45,4 (49) 52,5 (57) ‘‘
Pick a size with 10-20cm (4-8 ‘‘) positive ease

YARN
Original yarn: Tibetan @pascuali 125m/50g held together with Silk mohair @dropsyarn -210m/25g
approx. 4 (4) 5 (5) 6 (6) skein of Tibetan 125m/50g
approx. 3 (3) 3 (4) 4 (4) skein of silk mohair 210m/25g

Yardage of each yarn: 450 (525) 600 (650) 700 (750) m

NEEDLES
Collar & Hem: 4,5mm / US 7 circular needle or dpn
Body: 5 mm / US 8 circular needle

OTHERS
9-13 stitch markers
scrap yarn or st holder
tapestry needle

The pattern is available in English, German and French. Danish will follow in February.

Happy knitting!
Lucy