feral sweater

#feralsweater

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feral sweater from wieseknit
About the design
With its oversized fit, the feral sweater has no restrictions on your body. We are all different and feral sweater makes room for many different body types in the most beautiful way. A loose and comfortable fit that can easily be incorporated into many different outfits.

Structured knitting is the basis of the feral sweater, which is knitted in two different structures. Fit and look are created by baggy sleeves with large openings in the armhole and raglan mesh from top to bottom, which gives the feral sweater an exciting and elegant look.
The work is knitted from top to bottom and is assembly-free.

In the recipe you will find links to videos of techniques used.

Always remember to follow the number of stitches indicated for the size you are knitting, subject to the number of stitches shown in the video.

Sizes
1 (2) 3

The sweater in the picture is size 1, shown on a normal size xs/s

Length
Measured below the neckline and down: 58 (59) 60 cm

Oversize
Measurements of finished sweater approx.: 114 (126) 138 cm

Fit
feral sweater has an oversized fit. Choose one of the 3 sizes, depending on how much or how little room for movement you want.

Yarn
450-500 (500-550) 550-600 Big Bio Balance from BC yarn (55% pure organic wool / 45% pure organic cotton) (280 m, 100 g)
Compared with
250 (250-300) 300 g Baby alpaca from BC yarn (100% alpaca) (250 m, 50 g)

Guiding sticks
6 mm circular needle 40-60 cm / 80-100 cm
4.5 mm circular needle 40-60 cm / 80-100 cm

Knit strength
16 mx 18 rows = 10 x 10 cm in structure (see diagram where rows 1-4 are repeated) on needles 6 mm