Knitting For Olive
Knitted Streets of Copenhagen- Knitting for Olive
Knitted Streets of Copenhagen- Knitting for Olive
Korsgatan 11, Göteborg
Korsgatan 11
411 16 Göteborg
Sweden
Knitted Streets of Copenhagen
Size: 1 (2) 3
Guiding bust measurement: approx. 76 - 91 (92 - 116) 117 - 145 cm
Chest circumference: approx. 112 (128) 144 cm
Length from shoulder: approx. 64 (72) 80 cm
Inside sleeve length: approx. 38 (46) 46 cm
Needles: Circular needles 7 mm and 10 mm and double-pointed needles 7 mm and 10 mm
Gauge: 10 sts x 14 rows = 10 x 10 cm in stripe pattern (2 knit rows, 2 purl rows)
with 10 mm needle
Yarn: 2 strands Knitting for Olive Heavy Merino (50 g / 125 m)
and 2 strands Knitting For Olive Soft Silk Mohair (25 g / 225 m)
The sweater in the picture is knitted in Heavy Merino - Soft Nougat
and Soft Silk Mohair - Soft Nougat
Yarn consumption:
Heavy Merino: 800 (900) 1000 g
Soft Silk Mohair: 225 (275) 300 g
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The sweater is inspired by old Copenhagen and its narrow winding streets. This large and thick
the sweater offers both curved and straight lines. It is both relaxed and sophisticated, just what
Copenhagen is for us.
The sweater is very oversized and has extra long sleeves. The sleeves can be knitted shorter if desired. The sweater
is knitted from top to bottom according to the chart. The front and back pieces are knitted back and forth and then
the body and sleeves around.
Knitted Streets of Copenhagen is designed to have a movement ease greater than the actual bust measurement,
a so-called positive ease. We recommend using "guiding bust measurements" as a reference
when choosing size. For example, if you have a bust measurement of 98 cm, you should knit size 2 to achieve the
intended fit.
Knit with chart
Always start in the bottom right corner of the chart. In circular knitting, the chart is read from right to left
on all rows. If you knit back and forth, the chart is read from right to left on the right side and from
left to right on the wrong side.
At www.knittingforolive.dk you will find a detailed guide on how to knit with charts with examples from
our own patterns.
Instructional video