The Weekender knitted with a very light yarn, Shelter.
A simple drop-shoulder sweater that looks great with anything and for any occasion.
Although it is oversized, the sleeves are well-balanced and can be worn neatly.
It's nice to be able to knit more roughly than the light version and finish it faster.
Knit bottom up.
Knit the front and back of the hem separately, and then knit them in a loop.
Separate the front body and back body at the armpit and knit them separately.
Make the shape of the shoulders while doing flechage knitting, keep it down, and remove the front and back shoulders.
For the sleeves, pick up the stitches from the armholes and knit them in a loop.
Kit contents
Brooklyn Tweed Shelter or Shelter MARLS
XS (S, M, L) [XL, XXL, XXXL] = 7 (8, 9, 10)[10, 11, 12] case
Japanese sentence pattern
Kit details
designed by Andrea Mowry
Finished size
Finished dimensions: XS (S, M, L) [XL, XXL, XXXL] = 100.5 (112, 123, 132) [143.5, 152.5, 164] cm
Nude size chest 76 (86.5, 96.5, 106.5)[117, 127, 137] cm
Sample size 2. Wear with a margin of 25.5 cm.
Thread used
Brooklyn Tweed SHELTER or SHELTER Marls
(100% American Targhee-Columbia Wool / 50g/about 128ｍ)
needle to use
US 7/ 4.5mm -100 cm circular needle for tubular cast on
US 8/ 5mm - 100 cm circular and 4 needles for ribbing
US 9/5.5mm- 100 cm Circular needle and 4 needle for body
Other tools
・Stitch marker (4)
・Excess thread or stitch holder ・Binding needle
Notes
The sample color is Narwhal
