Bernt Knitwear
Bolcher Sweater
Bolcher Sweater
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The Bolcher Sweater is a patent-knit raglan sweater knitted from top to bottom. The waves along the sweater are created with something as simple as increases and decreases in patent, which makes it a perfect project for anyone who masters patent knitting!
The red and purple sweater in the picture is size M, and the model is 160 cm tall.
Details
Details
Width: approx. 92 (98) 105 (111) 115 (121) 125 cm
Lenght: 52 (56) 58 (62) 64 (68) 70 cm
Needles: Circular needles 5 mm (80 cm and 40 cm) og circular needle 4 mm (40 cm)
Yarn: Un-told - Fuzzy Mohair
200 (200) 250 (250) 300 (300) 350 g in Colour 1
150 (200) 200 (250) 300 (300) 350 g in Colour 2
Gauge: 12 stitches x 28 rounds of Brioche knit = 10 cm x 10 cm
What does the package contain?
What does the package contain?
Yarn: Fuzzy Mohair from Un-told
The digital pattern will be sent via email in PDF format.
Take care of the garment
Take care of the garment
Hand wash
Dry flat
Vanskelighetsgrad
Vanskelighetsgrad
1 - Nybegynner
Enkle og tydelige oppskrifter for deg som er helt ny, eller vil ha et prosjekt som flyter. Du bruker grunnleggende teknikker som rett og vrang, økning og felling.
2 - Enkel
Du har strikket et plagg eller to og kan følge en oppskrift. Her møter du små utfordringer som kast eller vendepinner. Passer for deg som vil lære litt nytt eller ønsker en utfordring.
3 - Middels
Du er trygg med pinnene og liker en utfordring. Det krever mer fokus, og du møter teknikker som vendepinner, dobbeltstrikk, mønster med to farger og enkle diagrammer.
4 - Avansert
For deg som er erfaren eller som tåler en utfordring. Du er vant til å lese oppskrifter som kombinerer mer avanserte teknikker og konstruksjoner som krever erfaring og tålmodighet. Prosessen er mer utfordrende, men resultatet er verdt det.
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🐑Yarn from Norwegian producers
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📦Shipped from Kristiansand
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📬Delivery within 5 business days
Bernt Knitwear
Usually, when I design knitwear, I have a clear vision in my mind of how I want the garment to look before I start knitting. With the Bolcher Sweater, I knew I wanted to create something playful using increases and decreases in brioche stitch, but even after knitting at least ten swatches, the vision was still unclear. So, I decided to just start knitting and 'trust the process.' As a result, this may have been one of the most fun design processes I’ve ever had—leading to a sweater that is playful, simple, and enjoyable to knit, with a pattern that is truly addictive!