The Wengen Sweater is inspired by the alpine village of Wengen, high in the Swiss mountains, and captures its calm, wintry elegance. The design combines traditional cables with delicate lace, creating a timeless yet refined garment. Some sections feature more complex cable and lace work, making this pattern best suited for confident knitters looking for a rewarding challenge.

Worked seamlessly from the top down, the Wengen Sweater offers an engaging and enjoyable knitting experience. It is designed to be worn with 10–15 cm 4–6 inches of positive ease, resulting in a relaxed yet elegant fit. The finished sweater feels equally at home on a mountain walk or styled for everyday wear in the city.

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Size: 1, 2, 3 (4, 5, 6) 7, 8, 9 (10)

Bust Circumference: 85.6, 92, 98 (104.8, 111.2, 117.6) 124, 130.4, 136.8 (143.2) cm / 33.7, 36.22, 38.74 (41.26, 43.78, 46.3) 48.82, 51.34, 53.86 (56.38) inches once blocked. This sweater is designed to be worn with 10-15 cm (4-6”) of positive ease.

Gauges: 25 sts x 29 rows = 10 cm x 10 cm in Stockinette once blocked
Gauge in cable knit on page 11.

If you match the gauge on page 11 but your Stockinette gauge is way larger, choose one size smaller.

Needles:
4mm circular needles (US6) circular needles 40-60cm
4mm circular needles (US6) circular needles 80-100cm
3mm circular needles (US5) circular needles 40-60cm
3mm circular needles (US5) circular needles 80-100cm“

Material: Stitch markers, stitch holders, tapestry needles.

Yarn & weight:
450–500, 500–550, 550–600 (550–600, 600–650, 600–650) 700–750, 700–750, 750–800 (800–850) g of Double Sunday by Sandness Garn (50 g = approx 108m) held together with 100–125, 125–150, 125–150 (150–175, 150–175, 175–200) 175–200, 200–225, 200–225 (225–250) g of Drop Kid Silk by Drops (25 g = approx 210m).