ATTENTION: Digital product This is not a finished article, but a download in PDF format containing the instructions in French & english for knitting the "EDELWEISS" sweater shown here in the photos. --- The pattern for knitting the Edelweiss sweater, neither returned nor exchanged, cannot be refunded.
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DESCRIPTION
Edelweiss is a delicate and vaporous pullover. This basic and versatile piece is a perfect addition to your everyday wardrobe.
Its yoke construction works great over a blouse or a dress.
This model can be worked in several ways: with a single kid-silk mohair ou held double, depending on how warm you want it to be.
Other options allow you to choose between neckline width, matching finishing, or inserting a small lace motif.
This model is part of the “my everyday wardrobe” collection. You can find ready to knit kits on the online shop www.lanae- tricot.com

Difficulty level: 2/5

Sizing (Finished garment bust size):
S0 (79 cm) / S1 (84 cm) / S2 (89 cm) / S3 (93 cm) / S4 (99 cm) / S5 (105 cm) / S6 (109 cm) / S7 ( 114 cm) / S8 (119 cm) / S9 (124 cm) / S10 (130 cm) / S11 (134 cm)
Recommended ease: 0 to 8 cm

STITCHES
Stockinette stitch
Garter stitch
Lace motif (see diagram)
1/1 twisted rib

TECHNIQUES
German twisted Cast-on
Short rows
Increases
I-cord bind off

MATERIALS

Yarn:
Kid-silk mohair (about 210 m/25g), held single or double, either with the same yarn, or another fingering weight yarn.
S0=600 / S1= 650 / S2= 700 / S3=750 / S4= 800 / S5= 840 / S6= 900 / S7= 950 / S8= 1000 / S9= 1050 / S10 = 1100 / S11 =
1200 meters of each yarn

Gauge
10x10 cm (in stockinette sittch–5 mm needles): 18 stitches x 26 rows

Needles:
5 mm and 4.5 mm circular needles (or size needed to get gauge)

Notions:
Scrap yarn or cable to put stitches on hold.
3 stitch markers
option: several more stitch markers to separate each lace repeat

CONSTRUCTION
The Edelweiss pullover is worked top down, starting with an elastic cast on. Short rows are then worked for the back neck before working the yoke.
At this point you can add a little lace motif.
Then, the body and sleeves are separated. The sleeves are put on hold and the body worked in circular stockinette stitch. You can
choose your hem finishing: garter stitch, i-cord, or 1/1 twisted rib.
Both sleeves are worked straight, in circular stockinette stitch, either with Magic Loop or small circular needles. They are slightly tighter at the wrist. The same hem detail are possible to match the bottom of the sweater.
If you wish, you can pick up stitches at the neckline to also match the finishing to rest of the sweater.