This pattern has been technically edited and tested. An addictive and fast project. The sweater is worked from the top down, beginning with 1x1 rib for the double folded neckband. The yoke is then worked in the round, followed by back shaping using German short rows. Depending on your chosen size, you may/may not work raglan increases to the underarm. The sleeve stitches are set aside and the body is worked in the round to the hem. Instructions are written for 2 sleeve options that are worked in the round: balloon sleeves and straight sleeves with slight shaping. SIZE GUIDE To pick the correct size, measure yourself with a measuring tape around your bust. The recommended ease is 10 to 20 cm / 4 to 7¾”. Please note that the finished measurements can only be achieved if the sweater is knitted in the correct gauge. SIZES XS (S, M, L)(XL, 2XL, 3XL)(4XL, 5XL, 6XL) FINISHED BUST MEASUREMENTS 97 (103, 108.5, 115.5)(120, 128.5, 135.5)(145.5, 155.5, 165.5) cm / 38¼ (40½, 42¾, 45½)(47¼, 50½, 53¼)(57¼, 61¼, 65¼) inches GAUGE 14 sts and 19 rows / rnds = 10 cm / 4” in Stockinette st with 2 strands of Nutiden yarn held together, using size 6 mm / US 10 needle, after blocking. YARN 2 strands of Nutiden yarn are held together throughout the pattern. Höner och Eir Nutiden yarn (100% Swedish wool, single ply pre-yarn) Samples shown in “Kvarts” and “Mogen”. Note: The weight of Nutiden yarn can vary depending on the blend that is used to produce the pre-yarn. Approximately 315 (335, 360, 385)(405, 445, 490)(530, 590, 640) grams OR bulky weight yarn with approximately 795 (850, 905, 975)(1030, 1125, 1240)(1335, 1490, 1615) metres / 870 (930, 990, 1065)(1125, 1230, 1355)(1460, 1630, 1765) yards NEEDLES One 5 mm / US 8 circular needle, 60 cm / 24” for hem and cuff. One 6 mm / US 10 circular needle, 60 cm / 24” or longer for neckband, sleeves and body. One 7 mm / *US 10.5 circular needle, 60 cm / 24” or longer for working yoke. [*Since 7 mm needle does not exist in US size (between 10.5 and 11), choose a size that allows you to obtain the gauge.] One set of 6 mm / US 10 DPNs or longer circular needle for working sleeves in the round. NOTIONS Circular needle cord, cable needle, stitch markers, stitch holders or waste yarn, tapestry needle. SKILL LEVEL Intermediate Thank you nami44 (technical editor) and my lovely test knitters for your help and support: Wiesengrund KnittingCC Elsemarias madisonmonteze Fansan Bernb erindcoffman fritzemann astitchofgreen Souriska Aulikki-talvi tydel33 shaelyno sshumans wilddirtypaws Belindahuang yeonhwa84 knitoriousael EmilieCott Share on instagram: #donnajennapullover

Knitted Kalevala includes 18 knitting patterns inspired by Kalevala. All of the designs are knitted in one piece. The colorwork only uses two colors at the same time, making them accessible to all levels of knitters. What does knitted folk poetry look like? How can a sweater be both a garment and a story?Knitted Kalevala by Jenna Kostet includes 18 knitting patterns – sweaters, cardigans and accessories – inspired by Kalevala. Considered a national epic in Finland, Kalevala contains old poems full of Baltic-Finnic mythology, ancient symbols, mythical creatures and nature. These as well as other Finnish, Karelian, Scandinavian and Baltic influences can be seen in the decorative colorwork patterns of the designs. They are also a wonderful alternative to the popular Icelandic sweaters.All of the designs are knitted in one piece and the colorwork only uses two colors at the same time, making them accessible to all levels of knitters. The patterns use a variety of lighter and heavier yarns and include several options for suitable yarns.Jenna Kostet is a writer and a knitwear designer known for enchanting patterns, as well as a published author of numerous historical novels and children’s books in Finland.

Knitted Kalevala II follows Jenna Kostet’s first knitting book, an international bestseller published in 2022. Continuing her journey into the world of mythology, tradition and stories, this sequel promises to captivate knitters and folklore enthusiasts alike.   Knitted Kalevala II contains 20 colourwork patterns inspired by poems from the Kalevala, considered a national epic in Finland. From sweaters and cardigans to cosy accessories, this collection offers designs showcasing various shapes and constructions. The stories the poems tell come to life in colourwork featured at the yoke, hem or sleeves, all worked using only two colours at a time.    Jenna Kostet is a writer and knitwear designer known for enchanting patterns, such as the Suolaulu Sweater, which has been made by thousands of knitters around the world. She has studied ethnology and folklore and has published numerous historical novels and children’s books in Finland. In her knitwear designs, Jenna emphasizes stories, the continuation of traditions and the joy of creativity.  200 gorgeous pages. There are twenty patterns: thirteen sweaters, two cardigans, one dress, three pairs of socks, and one cowl. The sweater and cardigan patterns come in 7–9 sizes. High-quality hardback Print only; no digital download code is available. Language: English. ISBN: 978-952-7580-02-8. Weight: Approx. 830 g / 1.83 lb. Dimensions: 194 x 246 x 24 mm. Printed in Latvia. Pattern Previews are available on both Laine's website and Ravelry. All images are copyrighted by Laine Publishing.

176 pages; Hardback Book 18 knitting patterns (12 sweaters, 2 cardigans, 2 socks, 1 pair of mittens, and 1 hat) Includes both charts and written instructions  Language: English Weight: 1.2 pounds Dimensions: 7.4" x 9.4" X .8" Printed in Latvia Print only - no digital download code available Knitted Kalevala by Jenna Kostet is a beautiful collection of designs which just might have it all: colorwork, stunning photography, and stories told through stitches. The designs are inspired by Kalevala which is a national epic in Finland and contains old poems full of Baltic-Finnic mythology, ancient symbols, mythical creatures, and nature. These as well as other Finnish, Scandinavian, and Baltic influences can be seen in the decorative colorwork patterns of the designs.  All of the designs are knitted in one piece and the colorwork only uses two colors at the same time, making them accessible to all levels of knitters. The patterns use a variety of lighter and heavier yarns and include several options for suitable yarns. Jenna Kostet (@ihtiriekkoknits) is a writer and a knitwear designer known for enchanting patterns, such as the Suolaulu Sweater which has been made by thousands of knitters around the world. She has studied ethnology and folkloristics and has published numerous historical novels and children’s books in Finland. In her knitwear designs, Jenna places importance on the stories, the continuation of traditions and the joy of creativity.

Description Yarn Suggestions The Brand Knitted Kalevala II follows in the footsteps of Jenna Kostet’s first knitting book, Knitted Kalevala, an international bestseller published in 2022. Continuing her journey into the world of mythology, tradition and stories, this sequel promises to captivate knitters and folklore enthusiasts alike.     This book contains 20 colourwork patterns inspired by poems from the Kalevala, which is considered a national epic in Finland. From sweaters and cardigans to cosy accessories, this collection offers a diverse array of designs, showcasing various shapes and constructions. The stories the poems tell come to life in colourwork featured at the yoke, hem or sleeves — all worked using only two colours at a time.     “Most knitters would agree that crafting increases your happiness. Even if we aren’t rune singers, we are still part of an endless chain of tradition.” – Jenna Kostet   “Jenna’s designs are bold and gorgeous, evoking a strong sense of tradition in an exciting and modern way. I love her ability to balance interesting, fun to knit details with a refined aesthetic. This book is a must have for fans of colourwork!”  — Caitlin Hunter, knitwear designer Jenna Kostet is a writer and a knitwear designer known for enchanting patterns, such as the Suolaulu Sweater which has been made by thousands of knitters around the world. She has studied ethnology and folkloristics and has published numerous historical novels and children’s books in Finland. In her knitwear designs, Jenna places importance on the stories, the continuation of traditions and the joy of creativity. @ihtiriekkoknits / jennakostet.com 200 pages  20 patterns: 13 sweaters, 2 cardigans, 1 dress, 3 pairs of socks and 1 cowl. Patterns for sweaters and cardigans come in 7–9 sizes. Hardback Print only, no digital download code available (Note: A separate digital book will be available through Laine's online shop on August 16, 2024.) Language: English (also available in Finnish) ISBN: 978-952-7580-02-8  (English edition) / 978-952-7580-04-2 (Finnish edition) Weight: Approx. 830 g / 1.83 lb Dimensions: 194 x 246 x 24 mm Printed in Latvia. Our Yarn Recommendations Puiden Synty Puiden synty is worked from the bottom up. The body and the sleeves are joined to work the yoke embellished with colourwork. The contrast colour is worked with two yarns held together. Main Colour (and contrast colour): Lore by The Fibre Co Woolstok Worsted by Blue Sky Fibers Croft DK by WYS Cautiva by Wooldreamers Contrast Colour (if holding together with a silk mohair): Merino Cloud by artyarns Pudding by Mrs Moon Rustic Heather Sport by Lichen & Lace Isager Tweed Vellamo  The Vellamo socks are worked from the top down. They feature texture and colourwork in the leg. The heel is worked with a gusset and the toe is rounded. The cuff is long and can also be worn folded. You can also begin working the pattern directly after the cuff ribbing. Isager Eco-Melange Isager Bouclé Lalland by Di Gilpin Raudan Synty Raudan synty is worked in the round from the bottom up and steeked open. The sleeves of the cardigan are worked separately and joined to the body for the yoke. The cardigan has a textured stitch pattern and the yoke is decorated with colourwork. Jensen by Isager Cautiva by Wooldreamers Sheepsoft by Laxtons Lore by The Fibre Co Sampo Sampo is a raglan sweater worked from the top down. Tall, ribbed collar, narrow sleeves and colourwork in the hem. The sweater is designed to have a loose fit. The colourwork has some long floats, so when knitting, make sure not to pull them too tight. Origin by Walcot Clinton Hill Bespoke DK Camel DK by Pascuali Sheepsoft by Laxtons Lore by The Fibre Co Hiiden Hirven Hiihto Hiiden hirven hiihto begins from the hem, which is decorated with a colourwork pattern. The sleeves are worked separately and joined to the body. The yoke has raglan decreases and the cardigan is knitted in the round and steeked open. Manchelopi by Wooldreamers Woolstok Worsted by Blue Sky Fibers Mota by Wooldreamers Tuonelan Virta Tuonelan virta is worked from the bottom up. The sweater has colourwork in the hem, cuffs and yoke. The double cuff in the sleeves and the neckline is worked in the contrast colour. You can also knit regular sleeves, but you will need to more of the main colour. Noro Haunui Le Gros Lambswool by Biches & Biches Manchelopi by Wooldreamers Aran Tweed by Isager Tuonen Tytti Tuonen tytti begins from the hem, the sleeves are worked separately and joined to the body for the yoke. This sweater has a flared hem and the yoke is decorated with a simple lace pattern. Rustic Heather Sport by Lichen & Lace Cautiva by Wooldreamers Isager Tweed Veneenveistosanat Veneenveistosanat is worked from the bottom up. The sweater has a simple cable pattern in the body and colourwork on the sleeves. You can also use different colours of waste yarn to work the colourwork. Lore by The Fibre Co Clinton Hill Bespoke DK Camel DK by Pascuali Sheepsoft by Laxtons Sariola Sariola is a sweater with a lot of ease. The hem is decorated with colourwork and the yoke has raglan decreases and a tall neckline. The sleeves are loose, so you can wear it on top of other layers, even another sweater and use it as a jacket. Croft by WYS Feli by Illimani Mota by Wooldreamers Pohjolan häät Pohjolan häät is a stunning sweater, worked from the top down. The yoke, hem and cuffs have lace and bobbles, and the yoke is decorated with colourwork. If you work the body length longer than instructed, you’ll get a snuggly sweater dress for winter. Alpaca 3 by Isager Royal II by Illimani Chunky Andean Wool by KAOS Beatrix by Juniper Moon Lähde Kukka Kulkemahan Lähde kukka kulkemahan is worked seamlessly from the top down. The top has short raglan sleeves and colourwork in the hem. The neckline, hem and cuffs are left to roll in. Merilin by Isager Merino Cloud by artyarns Le Petit Lambswool by biches & buches Sabri Colours or Sabri Undyed by Illimani Kotimatka Kotimatka is worked seamlessly from the top down. The yoke of the sweater has a colourwork pattern. You can work it in one colour or use scrap yarn and work it in many colours. Woolstok Light by Blue Sky Fibers Opus by Walcot Merino Cloud by artyarns Lemminkäinen Lemminkäinen is worked top down. The ribbing on the neckline is folded double and the yoke has a colourwork pattern. The hem of this sweater is shaped with short rows, making the back a little longer than the front. Lalland Aran by Di GiIpin Le Gros Lambswool by Biches & Biches Sweater Worsted by Blue Sky Fibers Aran Tweed by Isager Kullervo The Kullervo socks begin from the cuff. The socks have an all-over colourwork pattern on the leg and a reinforced heel. You can also work the colourwork in scrap yarn from your stash. Amble by The Fiber Co Kaitse Karja Kaunihisti Kaitse karja kaunihisti is a loose dress worked from the bottom up. It has a v-neck and dropped shoulders. A colourwork pattern is worked in the hem and the cuffs. The yardage and measurements have been calculated based on a long dress, but you can always shorten the length of the hem, or even knit a top. Woolstok Light by Blue Sky Fibers Le Petit Lambswool by Biches & Buches Isager Tvinni Einrum Lamb 2 Metsän Väki Metsän väki has a wide and cropped body and it is worked seamlessly from the bottom up. The sweater has a tall collar, long sleeves and dropped shoulders. The hem and cuffs have colourwork. Rustic Heather Sport by Lichen & Lace Isager Eco-Melange Isager Tweed Mull’ On Korvessa Kotini Mull’ on korvessa kotini is worked from the top down. The sweater has a folded neckline and colourwork in the hem, cuffs and yoke. You can knit the sweater holding two yarns together or choose a soft and well-draping worsted or aran weight yarn. If holding together with a silk mohair: Santi by Illimani Vaya by Lang Croft DK by WYS Isager Eco Baby If using one yarn: Amelie by Illimani Woolstok Worsted by Blue Sky Fibers Isager Soft Manchelopi by Wooldreamers Meren Luo’olle Lokiksi Meren luo’olle lokiksi is a short-sleeved sweater. It is worked from the top down and has colourwork in the yoke. The cropped length widens slightly towards the hem. The neckline, cuffs and hem are worked in two-colour ribbing. Cautiva by Wooldreamers Lalland by Di Gilpin Suave by Pascuali Kuunteleva Metsä Cowl The Kuunteleva metsä cowl is worked in the round and the ends are sewn together. You can work the cowl in different yarn weights, just check the length and adjust when needed. I recommend using a yarn that is not scratchy, so it will feel nice against the skin. You can wrap the 47" / 120 cm cowl twice around the neck. Royal ICamel DK by Pascuali Clinton Hill Bespoke DK Cashmere Skinny Andean by KAOS Vaya by Lang Kuunteleva Metsä Socks The Kuunteleva metsä socks are worked from the top down. They feature an all-over colourwork pattern, a short-row heel and a rounded toe. You can knit either a shorter or longer version of the leg, depending on your preference. Amble by The Fiber Co Merino Cloud by Artyarns Laine is a high-quality Nordic knit & lifestyle magazine for knit folks. We cherish natural fibres, slow living, local craftsmanship and beautiful, simple things in life. Our intention is to inspire you to gather and share, to be part of a community of like-minded knitters, makers and thinkers from near and far. Knitting is more than just knit, knit, purl. 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For a small country on the Baltic Sea, Estonia’s tradition and love for handicraft greatly surpasses its size. Estonian knitting is all about techniques, embellishment and regionality. Each knit tells a story about the knitter and where they live. Aleks Byrd's book Traditions Revisited – Modern Estonian Knits is an introduction to Estonian knitting, both traditional and traditional-inspired. It includes 19 patterns, ranging from mittens to sweaters, that blend seamlessly with modern knitting styles. Aleks Byrd – whose roots are in Estonia, Canada and the USA – is a knitwear designer based in Bath, UK. In addition to knitwear design, she works as an illustrator and teaches Estonian knitting techniques around the world. In her designs, tradition and Aleks’ own, graphic style meet. With her book, Aleks wants to make traditional Estonian techniques accessible to everyone. At the same time she builds a bridge between Estonian knitters and the international knitting community.   216 pages 19 knitting patterns (10 sweaters, 1 cardigans, 1 dress, 1 vest, 1 shawls, 1 cowl, 1 hat, 1 pair of socks, 1 fingerless mitts pattern, 1 mittens pattern) Detailed, illustrated tutorials for 5 traditional Estonian knitting techniques Both charts and written instructions provided Hardback Language: English (also available in Finnish) Weight: Approx. 1080 g / 2.4 lb 205 x 270 x 27 mm ISBN: 978-952-7468-09-8 Printed in Latvia Print only, no digital download code available. Find pattern previews on our website and on Ravelry.

A classic, minimal garter stitch waistcoat. This waistcoat is knit from the hem upwards to the shoulders in garter stitch. The round hem is first shaped with short rows after which the body is knit to the armpits and then divided into the back and two front pieces, then worked further in sections, and finally connected at the shoulders. HALI means ‘a hug’ in Finnish. Gauge 15 ST x 26 ROWS = 10 x 10 cm in garter stitch. Sizes available: XS/S (M/L) XL/XXL The sizes correspond to actual bust measurements of approximately 85-90 (95-105) and 110-120 cm. Finished measurements bust: 90 (100) 115 cm length centre back: 53 (56) 58 cm Materials Suggested yarn: 250 (300) 350 grams / 500 (600) 700 meters of Atelier Sarah Jane’s naturally dyed, worsted weight Texelaar wool Suggested needles: 5-6mm 60-80 cm long circular knitting needles 3 stitch markers preferably in 3 different colours or shapes Stitch holders or scrap yarn Yarn needle The pattern is written in english.

This is a great project to use up all of your odds and ends of yarn, combining them together to make your own unique colour pallette of super chunky yarn. Depending on the yarns you choose, this can make it a substantial and quite weighty piece. It is bright and colourful, with a real 70's boho vibe. It is suitable for a beginner who has mastered the basics of knitting, casting on and off, colour changing using the intarsia method (tying in new colours as you go), knit and purl and some basic sewing up. Each stage of making this special design has been illustrated with images as well as written instructions. So, in spite of it being a freestyled knit, you will be able to reproduce it using these instructions. Feb 2022: The pattern has been fully updated with a clear layout, additional written instructions around the construction of the cardigan, tension and how to combine the yarns to achieve the correct weight of yarn.

Knitted Kalevala II follows Jenna Kostet’s first knitting book, an international bestseller published in 2022. Continuing her journey into the world of mythology, tradition and stories, this sequel promises to captivate knitters and folklore enthusiasts alike. This book contains 20 colourwork patterns inspired by poems from the Kalevala, considered a national epic in Finland. From sweaters and cardigans to cosy accessories, this collection offers various designs showcasing various shapes and constructions. The poems' stories come to life in colourwork featured at the yoke, hem or sleeves — all worked using only two colours at a time.  “Most knitters would agree that crafting increases your happiness. Even if we aren’t rune singers, we are still part of an endless chain of tradition.” – Jenna Kostet.  Bundle Up: Get 15% off when you purchase both Knitted Kalevala and Knitted Kalevala II together! Learn More: Pattern Previews for Knitted Kalevala II What is Kalevala?Knitted Kalevala

Wednesday 2022 Jenna Ortega Sweater Vest (Handmade/Customized) on Demand Product Features: Material: Fleece Sleeves: Sleeveless Collar: V Neck Style Color: Black & White

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This raglan pullover is knit flat in 4 pieces, stitched together, and then finished off with the collar. This pullover has an ease of 1-1/2”-2”, knit in stockinette stitch with intarsia on the front and a little bit of embroidery on top of that. The pattern is mainly written with a chart of Pikacu. Sizes: Children’s sizes: 8, 10, & 12 years To fit chest: 27” (69 cm), 28-1/2” (72.5 cm), 30” (76 cm) Back lengths: 18-1/2” (47 cm), 19-1/2” (50 cm), 21” (53.5 cm) Gauge: 18 stitches over 4” or 10 cm, 24 rows over 4” or 10 cm Needles: US#5 (3.75 mm) circulars 16” & 24”, US# 7 (4.5 mm) circular, 24” or longer. Please adjust your needle size to get the correct gauge. Yarn: Worsted Weight, 10 ply. I used Studio Donegal’s “Soft Donegal” (100% Merino Wool-210 yds). Amounts needed: C1: White (minimal amounts), C2: Yellow (1 skein), C3: Red (4 skeins Note: I used 3-1/2 skeins knitting size 10), C4: Black (1 skein). Other tools needed: Darning needles (one sharp, one dull), 3 stitch holders, and stitch markers.

Gauge 18x22 sts 10x10 cm/ 4x4 in Sizes XS (S, M, L XL, XXL) Bust circumference 89 (93, 98, 102, 107, 111) cm / 35” (36.5”, 38.5”, 40”, 42”, 43.75”) in Sleeve length 45 (48, 50, 51, 52, 53) cm / 17.75” (18.75”, 19.5”, 20”, 20.5”, 20.75”) in Body from hem to armpit 42 (43, 44, 45, 46, 47) cm / 16.5” (17”, 17.25”, 17.75”, 18”, 18.5”) in Circular needle size 4 mm / US 6 (for ribbing) and 4,5 mm / US 7 (for stockinette sts) 40 cm ja 80 cm and doupple pointed needle size 4 mm / US 6 Stitch markers Yarn Lettlopi 50 g=100 m Main color+contrast color 8+2 (9+3, 11+3, 12+3, 12+3, 13+4) balls. /400+100 (450+110, 550+150, 600+150, 600+150, 650+200) g The Finnish folklore tradition includes a concept of being ’covered by forest’ (‘metsänpeitto’ in Finnish, a literal translation would be a ́forest blanket ́), which is a mythic state conquering someone’s mind when wandering in woods. If you are covered by the forest, you are completely lost, and no-one can find you. The belief was that you could undo the cover by turning your coat inside out or by bending down and looking back between your legs. Some of the people covered by the forest came back, some disappeared for good. Metsänpeitto is a yoked sweater worked with two colors and has spruce branchlet pattering at the hem and cuffs. The colorwork patterns don’t require long floats and are easy enough even for an unexperienced knitter. If you prefer, you can use more than one contrast color for the hem and cuff patterning. Please, make sure to pick colors with high contrast to make the patterning stand out. The sweater is worked from the bottom up, and the sleeves are worked separately and joined with the body before working the yoke.

What does knitted folk poetry look like? How can a sweater be both a garment and a story? Knitted Kalevala by Jenna Kostet includes 18 knitting patterns – sweaters, cardigans and accessories – inspired by Kalevala. Considered a national epic in Finland, Kalevala contains old poems full of Baltic-Finnic mythology, ancient symbols, mythical creatures and nature. These as well as other Finnish, Karelian, Scandinavian and Baltic influences can be seen in the decorative colourwork patterns of the designs. They are also a wonderful alternative to the popular Icelandic sweaters. All of the designs are knitted in one piece and the colourwork only uses two colours at the same time, making them accessible to all levels of knitters. The patterns use a variety of lighter and heavier yarns and include several options for suitable yarns. Jenna Kostet is a writer and a knitwear designer known for enchanting patterns, as well as a published author of numerous historical novels and children’s books in Finland. Read more: Pattern Previews for Knitted KalevalaWhat is Kalevala?An interview with Jenna Kostet

Forever staple BDG sweater in an effortless pull-over style. Designed in a boxy & cropped fit featuring a wide v-neckline and drop shoulders for a slouchy look. Finished with ribbed knit trim. Find it only at Urban Outfitters. Features - BDG Jenna v neck sweater - Slouchy sweater - Soft and stretchy knit - Wide v-neckline and long sleeves with ribbed knit trim - Ribbed knit hem - Boxy, relaxed fit - Cropped length - Easy pull-over style - UO exclusive Contents + Care - 53% Recycled polyester, 47% polyester - Machine wash - Imported Size + Fit - Model in Black is 5'8" and wearing size Small - Measurements taken from size Small - Chest: 44" - Length: 18"

Leaves cascade down this sock in a regular pattern, which is distinct even with a multicolor yarn.

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