Double Trouble - The Sweater

Style Double Trouble – The Sweater with light jeans, wide linen trousers or a satin skirt. The cropped length and the high neck make it just as good on its own as under a coat or a vest.

• Feminine and modern fit.
• Classic high neck.
• Soft and airy mohair.
• Wide stripes inspired by summer and retro colours.
• A timeless garment with plenty of personality.

• A classic mohair sweater
• A sweater with a high neck
• A colourful project
• A light and airy garment
• A design with a modern look

• Digital knitting pattern (PDF)
• Detailed step-by-step instructions
• Cosy Cues with useful technical tips
• 3 sizes (S–L)
• Tips for yarn alternatives and your own colour combinations

Double Trouble is inspired by contrasts that work surprisingly well together. Pink and yellow are two strong colours that together create a warm, optimistic and energetic look. The name Double Trouble points both to the bold stripes and to the meeting of two strong colours that together make something even more beautiful.

Colouratura is CosyMonday's most colourful collection. Creativity, freedom and personality are at the heart of it, with designs that invite you to play with yarn, textures and strong colour combinations.

S – M – L

Length: 35.5 (35.5) 37.5 cm
Bust width: 42 (46) 50 cm
Neck width: 27 (29) 31 cm
Underarm sleeve: 42 (42) 45 cm

Recommended yarn

Myk Påfugl – Dale Garn

Yellow (7047): 3 (3) 4 balls
Pink (7946): 3 (3) 4 balls

Also works well with leftovers from Garnspesialisten for your own stripe combinations.

Needles

7 mm circular needle (40 and 80 cm)
7 mm double-pointed needles or Magic Loop

Accessories

• 5 stitch markers
• Scissors
• Darning needle
• Tape measure

12 stitches × 17 rounds = 10 × 10 cm on 7 mm needles.

Double Trouble – The Sweater is knitted from the bottom up. Body and sleeves are knitted separately before they are joined with a classic raglan decrease. The high neck gives the sweater a clean and timeless look, while the wide stripes and the airy mohair create depth, movement and a lively play of colour.

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The pattern is clearly laid out, with plain explanations and a good working flow. It suits you who want to knit a classic raglan sweater with a modern and colourful look.

• Flexible cast on
• Raglan decreases
• Twisted knit stitch
• Using stitch markers
• Securing and knitting in ends as you go
• A neat finish

Myk Påfugl gives the design an airy, light and warm quality with a beautiful mohair halo. The sweater feels comfortable against the skin and works all year round.

Do experiment with your own stripe combinations. The design works just as well in strong contrasting colours as in muted pastels or quiet natural tones.

Feminine · Colourful · Classic · High neck · Retro-inspired

CosyMonday is founded and run by Anne Turid, a Norwegian knitwear designer trained in fashion at Moteskolen Esmod AS. Every pattern is designed with clean lines, real quality yarn and the details that make a garment your own. When you choose a CosyMonday pattern, you become part of a growing community of knitters who share the same love of good craft and timeless design. Welcome into the universe.