This sweater is a simple model, made with the bottom-up technique, which is distinguished by
one characteristic: it is played entirely on multiples of 8, the base stitches for all the motifs from
which it is composed. It is made entirely with Fair Isle motifs, in solid color, which contrast with the
shaded effect of the base.
The garment made corresponds to a size S and has a regular fit.

The Dolomiti yarn I used is unfortunately no longer in production; it was a 375 m x 150 g fingering yarn.
To achieve this effect, it’s important to use a printed yarn of this type as the base of the sweater, and use a solid color yarn for the edges and contrasting designs.

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

FINISHED BUST
44 (47) 40 (53) 56 (59) 62 cm

SUGGESTED YARNS
SUPERWOOL by Lane Mondial (100% Virgin wool; 125 m / 50 g)
col. 529 g150
col. 501 g 200 (250-250-300-300-350-350)
DOLOMITI (2022 yarn) by Lane Mondial (75% Merino Virgin Wool 25% PA Microfiber; 375 m / 150 g)
col. 856 g 300 (300-300-300-450-450-450)

YARN REQUIREMENT
SUPERWOOL
col. 529 g150
col. 501 g 200 (250-250-300-300-350-350)
DOLOMITI
col. 856 g 300 (300-300-300-450-450-450)

SUGGESTED NEEDLES
Circular needle tips no. 3, 3.5 and 4
Cables 40, 80 and 100 cm

GAUGE
10x10 cm = 28 sts and 29 rounds worked in stockinette stitch Fair Isle in the round, with circular needles no. 4

TECHNIQUES
Tubular cast on and bind off (worked flat)
Fair Isle