Gingerbread – The Sweater

キャラメルから焦がし砂糖まで、6つのブラウンで編むラグランセーターです。身頃はストライプの幅で数え、袖にはシラミ編みの模様と2色の帯が入り、両者は肩で初めて出会います。ウールは色をしっかり保つので、ストライプの境目は洗ったあとも、編み上げた日と同じようにくっきりしています。

レベル：中級者
編み方：トップダウンのラグラン、継ぎ目なし。ラグラン線はかけ目の増し目による透かし模様になります。袖はバルーン袖です。

内容
モバイル版PDFパターン。全5サイズを1つのファイルに収録。印刷用のA4シート、ストライプ用のチェックシート、メモページ付き。
日本語版は日本式の編み図で構成されています。ご購入時に「JAPANSK」をお選びください。

サイズ
XS・S・M・L・XL

仕上がり寸法（XS / S / M / L / XL）
胸囲 75 / 81 / 88 / 94 / 100 cm
着丈（肩から） 47.3 / 48.2 / 49.1 / 50.0 / 50.9 cm
袖丈（脇から） 38.2 / 39.1 / 40.0 / 40.9 / 41.8 cm
襟ぐり周り 36 / 40 / 44 / 48 / 51 cm

糸
Hip Wool – HipknitShop（ウール、50 g 約80 m）。全体を1本どりで編みます。
色：Gingerbread Brown · Just Peachy · Biscotti · Iced Coffee · Teddy Bear Brown · Cookies and Cream
使用量：Gingerbread Brown 2 / 2 / 2 / 3 / 3 玉 · Just Peachy 全サイズ 2 玉 · Biscotti 2 / 3 / 3 / 3 / 3 玉 · Iced Coffee 全サイズ 2 玉 · Teddy Bear Brown 1 玉 · Cookies and Cream 1 玉

ゲージ
メリヤス編み 16目 × 22段 ＝ 10 cm角（6 mm 針）。編み始める前に必ずゲージを編んでください。

用具
6 mm の輪針（40 cm と 80 cm）
袖用の4本針またはマジックループ用の輪針
ステッチマーカー 4個、ワイヤーのほつれ止め 2本、とじ針

The neck is wide and boat-shaped, and settles against the shoulder by itself. The sleeves are balloon-wide and gathered into a narrow cuff, so the sweater has plenty of volume over the arms.

Wear it with something slim underneath. The width in the sleeves needs calm somewhere.

· A sweater with six colours without it looking messy
· To use up leftover yarn you have lying around
· Raglan knitted top-down, without seams
· To try lice stitch and a two-colour border on a small section first
· A wide neck you pull over your head

A digital PDF in the language of your choice, built for your phone: one step per page, a tick-off box on every step and links to the help videos along the way. At the back is the whole pattern gathered on an A4 sheet for printing, a separate stripe sheet to tick off, and a lined notes page.

All five sizes are in the same file.

Six balls laid side by side on the floor, in random order. Caramel, coffee, cream, burnt sugar. They belonged together at once.

The steps in the pattern count rounds, never colours. That is why you can swap the whole colour scheme for whatever you have lying around, and the pattern still works.

Cabin at Midnight is the collection for the garments that belong where it is cold outside and warm inside. Pure wool, clear colours and shapes that can take hard wear — knits you put on in the morning and wear all day.

XS (S) M (L) XL

Chest width: 75 (81) 88 (94) 100 cm
Length from shoulder: 47.3 (48.2) 49.1 (50.0) 50.9 cm
Sleeve length from the armhole: 38.2 (39.1) 40.0 (40.9) 41.8 cm
Neck width: 36 (40) 44 (48) 51 cm

The sweater is meant to have good ease of movement. Measure a garment whose width you like, and choose your size from that.

Hip Wool – HipknitShop, 50 g = 80 m. One strand throughout.

Gingerbread Brown: 2 (2) 2 (3) 3 balls
Just Peachy: 2 (2) 2 (2) 2 balls
Biscotti: 2 (3) 3 (3) 3 balls
Iced Coffee: 2 (2) 2 (2) 2 balls
Teddy Bear Brown: 1 ball
Cookies and Cream: 1 ball

Circular needle 6 mm, 40 and 80 cm · double-pointed needles or magic loop for the sleeves · 4 markers · 2 stitch holder cables · wool needle

16 stitches × 22 rounds = 10 × 10 cm in stockinette on 6 mm needles.

Knit a swatch before you begin. The width of the whole sweater depends on this one number.

Knitted top-down, from the neck. The work is divided into four, and the raglan is increased with a yarn over on each side of the marker every other round. The yarn overs remain as visible eyelet lines all the way up to the neck edge.

The sleeves are put on stitch holder cables, and the body is finished with stripes and ribbing. The sleeves are knitted straight down without a single decrease and halved in one round at the cuff — that is what gives the balloon shape.

· Raglan increases with yarn overs, so the line stands as an eyelet row
· Lice stitch over an odd number of stitches, which shifts by itself
· Two colours in the same round without the tension tightening
· Balloon sleeve gathered into a cuff in one round
· Joining yarn at a stripe transition so the join doesn't show

Techniques explained in Knittipedia: Lice stitch · Boat neck and off-shoulder · Stripes and colour changes · Raglan

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