440-1 Haraboji Cardigan - Pattern and Fivel yarn by Rauma

Oversized silhouettes, cable stitches, and pure yarn define Haraboji, which will become a lifelong companion. You start by knitting the right sleeve, then continue up to the shoulder. Next, you knit the back and front pieces, then join the work and knit the left sleeve. The pattern includes both written instructions and diagrams.

When Karoline Skovgaard Bentsen was tasked with creating a pattern for Fremstrikk, it was the yarn that inspired her. She read articles about Fivel and Norwegian yarn, and concluded that the best way to highlight the yarn’s qualities was to use cables and textures. The pattern was named “Haraboji Cardigan,” which means “grandfather” in Korean, because it resembles a typical grandfather’s cardigan.

FINISHED GARMENT MEASUREMENTS Circumference: approx. 120 (130) 140 cm From sleeve to sleeve: approx. 146 (152) 158 cm Length from collar to hem, including ribbing: approx. 55 (57) 60 cm The pattern in the photo is wearing a size 1.

She is 160 cm tall and has a bust measurement of 78 cm. This gives her 42 cm of positive ease. We recommend choosing a size with no more than 48 cm of positive ease and at least 7 cm of positive ease.

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