Here Comes the Sun

Wear Here Comes the Sun – The Sweater over a summer dress, with light jeans or linen trousers. The natural-coloured base and the yellow stripes make the sweater easy to combine and give the outfit a bright, optimistic look.

• A light and airy summer design.
• Beautiful lace details.
• Striped sleeves inspired by sunbeams.
• Feminine fit with wide cuffs.
• Perfect with both a dress and jeans.

• A feminine mohair sweater
• A light spring and summer project
• A design with lace
• A garment with romantic details
• A timeless wardrobe favourite

• Digital knitting pattern (PDF)
• Detailed step-by-step instructions
• Cosy Cues with useful technical tips
• 3 sizes (S–L)
• Guidance on lace knitting and raglan decreases

Here Comes the Sun is inspired by bright spring mornings, meadows in flower and the feeling that summer is finally on its way. The warm yellow stripes stand for sunbeams against a light sky, while the natural-coloured base creates balance and calm.

Day'n Night is CosyMonday's collection inspired by the light through the day – from the first rays of sun in the morning to the warm evening sun.

S – M – L

Bust width: 42 (47) 52 cm
Length: 57 (59) 59 cm
Sleeve length: 50 (51) 51 cm
Neck width: 30 (32) 34 cm

Recommended yarn

Myk Påfugl – Dale Garn

Natural 0020: 5 balls
Light yellow 7901: 1 ball
Corn yellow 7902: 2 balls

The soft mohair quality gives the sweater a light and airy look with a beautiful halo. Leftovers from Garnspesialisten also work well for the stripes.

Needles

7 mm circular needle (40 and 80 cm)

Accessories

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

12 stitches × 17 rounds = 10 × 10 cm

Here Comes the Sun – The Sweater is knitted from the bottom up. Body and sleeves are knitted separately before the work is joined and shaped with raglan decreases. The lace on the yoke and the wide cuffs give the design its characteristic look.

The pattern is written with clear explanations and suits you who want to learn new techniques without the project becoming complicated. The combination of lace, raglan and stripes makes the sweater both fun to knit and beautiful to wear.

• Flexible cast on
• Raglan decreases
• Lace knitting
• Using stitch markers
• A neat finish

Myk Påfugl gives the sweater a light, airy and exclusive quality. The soft halo of the mohair brings out the lace and gives the garment a warm yet elegant look – perfect for bright days and cool summer evenings.

If you want a more personal look, you can easily swap the stripe colours or choose other light shades. The design is well suited to exploring your own colour combinations without losing the harmony of the whole.

Feminine · Light · Romantic · Summery · Scandinavian

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.