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Skaanevik sweater

By Knit by Siv

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Skaanevik sweater
Skaanevik sweater
Skaanevik sweater
Skaanevik sweater
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Product Description

This sweater has been named after the place where we have our cabin. It is a cozy place with many nice people, just like this sweater. It is easy to knit and easy pattern. I hope you like it!

Size S (M) L (XL)

Bust measurement 104 (111) 118 (125) cm

Length 55 (57) 59 (61) cm

Tension Needle 9 mm: 11 stitches = 10 cm

Needles Circular needles 7 and 9 mm, 40 and 80 cm

Materials:

Concept by Katia Ultralight merino 300 (300) 300 (350) g

Plum by Rauma, superkid mohair Color 054, 125 (125) 150 (150) g

Color 030 beige 25 g

Colour 009 olive 25 g

Colour 097 mustard 25 g

Colour 026 rust

Skaanevik sweater
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Skaanevik Sweater by Knit by Siv

What is Being Made

The Skaanevik sweater is a chunky-weight pullover knit garment designed by Siv Kristin Olsen. This intermediate-level knitting project creates a cozy, textured sweater available in four sizes: S, M, L, and XL. The finished bust measurements range from 104 cm to 125 cm, with lengths between 55 cm and 61 cm depending on the selected size. This downloadable PDF pattern provides complete instructions for creating a sophisticated, modern sweater suitable for everyday wear.

Knitting Techniques Used

The Skaanevik sweater employs multi-strand yarn construction as a primary technique, combining different yarn weights and fiber types to achieve the desired fabric texture and drape. Knitters work with circular needles in two sizes to create the garment pieces, utilizing the magic loop or two-circular-needle method for seamless or nearly seamless construction. The pattern requires careful gauge swatching before beginning, as achieving the correct tension is essential for proper fit. The sweater incorporates color work through strategic yarn combinations rather than traditional stranded colorwork, creating visual interest through the interplay of different fiber textures and hues.

Stitches and Stitch Techniques

While specific stitch abbreviations are not detailed in the provided pattern excerpt, the Skaanevik sweater is constructed using fundamental knitting stitches appropriate for chunky-weight yarns. The pattern works to a gauge of 11 stitches over 10 centimeters when worked on 9 mm needles, which is typical for bulky and chunky yarn projects. The construction method involves knitting with multiple strands held together simultaneously, which creates a thicker, more textured fabric than single-strand knitting. This multi-strand approach requires careful attention to tension and yarn management throughout the project.

Materials and Yarn Specifications

The Skaanevik sweater requires circular needles in 7 mm and 9 mm sizes, available in both 40 cm and 80 cm lengths to accommodate different construction methods and garment sections. The yarn palette combines premium fibers for a luxurious finished product:

  • Concept by Katia Ultralight Merino (Colour 054): 300 grams for sizes S and M, increasing to 350 grams for size XL, providing the base yarn for the primary color
  • Rauma Plum Superkid Mohair in multiple colorways: 25-gram skeins each of olive (030), mustard (009), rust (026), and additional blue-toned variations (marine 116, light blue 111, and petrol 114) used as accent strands

The pattern specifies four distinct color combinations achieved through strategic multi-strand construction: Colour 1 combines one thread of Ultralight merino with two threads of Plum superkid mohair in beige; Colours 2, 3, and 4 each use four threads of superkid mohair in olive, mustard, and rust respectively. This sophisticated yarn combination creates a sweater with exceptional softness, subtle sheen, and dimensional color variation. Knitters should note that prior to beginning the full sweater, swatching is recommended to determine the appropriate needle size for achieving the correct gauge with their specific yarn tension.

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Specifications

Brand: Independent Designer
Yarn Weight: Chunky
Pages: 0
Designer: Knit by Siv
Craft: Knitting
Format: Downloadable PDF
Languages: English
Notes: Knitted in superlight and soft Ultralight merino, Katia Yarn and Plum super kid mohair, Rauma for colors. Knitted down up with raglan decrease.
Number of Patterns: 1
Skill Level: Intermediate

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Deborah S.
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Lovely pattern, inadequate instructions

Loved the look of this sweater, but the instructions aren't clear at all. Originally in Norwegian, either they have been translated by the designer (not usually a good idea in any writing job! or by Google, which is even less reliable. I have yet to knit this up as the yarn required is a little hard to find outside Norway, and I'm not sure of what to substitute.

Susan L.
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Verified Buyer Feefo Verified

Good service from LoveCrafts but disappointing wool due to knots

I had to adapt the pattern and knit the sleeves first as they use the circular needle. Then knit the main body and add on the sleeves to the circular needle. I had to use more than 400g for the small size even though the tension was correct however I did use Rico merino wool for this jumper. The pattern was easier to follow than I thought despite the translation. And my daughter is delighted with the result. I would make it again but would use a different brand of wool next time as every ball...

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