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This pattern is in English
Small • Medium • Large • X-Large • XX-Large • XXX-Large
Roses of Bornholm is a very feminine and romantic blouse with little roses and vertical stripes on all edges, a beautiful neckline with short rows and a feminine turtleneck.
The blouse is basically knitted with the super delicious Angora yarn from Mondial, but alternative yarn can also be used.
The blouse can by styled in so many ways and is so beautiful for both jeans, skirts and leather.
Worked in the round on circular needles 4 mm and with one strand of each colour – after the edge the blouse is worked in one colour. The sleeves are added to the body and the yoke is worked in the round with decreases evenly divided – though raglan decreases in the first 1-5 rounds. Vertical stripes in fair-isle technique, lace pattern and little roses in all edges.
Degree of difficulty
See the description of techniques used – it determines the level of difficulty for you.
Sizes
Small • Medium • Large • X-Large • XX-Large • XXX-Large
Upper circumference blouse :
89 cm • 100 cm • 111 cm • 122 cm • 133 cm • 144 cm
Length from armhole and down
30 cm • 31 cm • 32 cm • 33 cm • 34 cm • 34 cm
Total length, about
51 cm • 52 cm • 55 cm • 57 cm • 58 cm • 60 cm
Yardage:
1 strand of Angora fra Mondial (25 gram / 95 meter)
Colour A - main colour: 8 skiens • 8 skiens • 9 skiens • 10-11 skiens • 11-12 skiens • 12-13 skiens
Colour B - stripe colour: 2 skiens • 2 skiens • 2-3 skiens • 3 skiens • 3 skiens • 3-4 skiens
Gauge
I have only stated the gauge in the width – in the pattern I state the length in centimeters, so row tension is secondary.
Edges in stripes:
20 stitches in circular needles 4 mm in stripes = 10 cm
Body, sleeves and yoke in stockinette:
18,5 stitches = 10 cm in stockinette using 1 strand of Angora on circular needles 4,0 mm before damp
18 stitches = 10 cm using 1 strand of Angora on circular needles 4,0 mm after damp (You do not have to damp – but the measurements for the blouse are stated after damp on the lowest damp function on your iron).
Needles
I recommend that you make a knitting sample before you start. If the gauge is not right and maybe you are knitting tight, then try with a bigger needle size, or is you are knitting loose try with a smaller needle size. I can recommend the ergonomic circular needles from Prym.
Circular needles
• Circular needles 4,0 mm 80 cm for the body and magic-loop on sleeves
• Circular needles 4,0 mm 60 og 40 cm for the yoke and neckline
Notions
• Stitchmarkers in different colours
• 1 stitch holder
Techniques used
• Loop cast on method
• Ordinary bind off
• Bubbles (5 stitches in the same stitch and 4 stitches over the last stitch)
• Fair Isle using 2 colours
• Knit
• Purl
• Knit through back loop
• Yarn over
• Decreases are made from the right side in purl stitches (purl two stitches together)
• Short rows – German Short Rows
• Magic loop is recommended for the sleeves
Degree of difficulty
See the description of techniques used – it determines the level of difficulty for you.
Sizes
Small • Medium • Large • X-Large • XX-Large • XXX-Large
Upper circumference blouse :
89 cm • 100 cm • 111 cm • 122 cm • 133 cm • 144 cm
Length from armhole and down
30 cm • 31 cm • 32 cm • 33 cm • 34 cm • 34 cm
Total length, about
51 cm • 52 cm • 55 cm • 57 cm • 58 cm • 60 cm
Yardage:
1 strand of Angora fra Mondial (25 gram / 95 meter)
Colour A - main colour: 8 skiens • 8 skiens • 9 skiens • 10-11 skiens • 11-12 skiens • 12-13 skiens
Colour B - stripe colour: 2 skiens • 2 skiens • 2-3 skiens • 3 skiens • 3 skiens • 3-4 skiens
Gauge
I have only stated the gauge in the width – in the pattern I state the length in centimeters, so row tension is secondary.
Edges in stripes:
20 stitches in circular needles 4 mm in stripes = 10 cm
Body, sleeves and yoke in stockinette:
18,5 stitches = 10 cm in stockinette using 1 strand of Angora on circular needles 4,0 mm before damp
18 stitches = 10 cm using 1 strand of Angora on circular needles 4,0 mm after damp (You do not have to damp – but the measurements for the blouse are stated after damp on the lowest damp function on your iron).
Needles
I recommend that you make a knitting sample before you start. If the gauge is not right and maybe you are knitting tight, then try with a bigger needle size, or is you are knitting loose try with a smaller needle size. I can recommend the ergonomic circular needles from Prym.
Circular needles
• Circular needles 4,0 mm 80 cm for the body and magic-loop on sleeves
• Circular needles 4,0 mm 60 og 40 cm for the yoke and neckline
Notions
• Stitchmarkers in different colours
• 1 stitch holder
Techniques used
• Loop cast on method
• Ordinary bind off
• Bubbles (5 stitches in the same stitch and 4 stitches over the last stitch)
• Fair Isle using 2 colours
• Knit
• Purl
• Knit through back loop
• Yarn over
• Decreases are made from the right side in purl stitches (purl two stitches together)
• Short rows – German Short Rows
• Magic loop is recommended for the sleeves
This pattern is in English
Small • Medium • Large • X-Large • XX-Large • XXX-Large
Roses of Bornholm is a very feminine and romantic blouse with little roses and vertical stripes on all edges, a beautiful neckline with short rows and a feminine turtleneck.
The blouse is basically knitted with the super delicious Angora yarn from Mondial, but alternative yarn can also be used.
The blouse can by styled in so many ways and is so beautiful for both jeans, skirts and leather.
Worked in the round on circular needles 4 mm and with one strand of each colour – after the edge the blouse is worked in one colour. The sleeves are added to the body and the yoke is worked in the round with decreases evenly divided – though raglan decreases in the first 1-5 rounds. Vertical stripes in fair-isle technique, lace pattern and little roses in all edges.
Degree of difficulty
See the description of techniques used – it determines the level of difficulty for you.
Sizes
Small • Medium • Large • X-Large • XX-Large • XXX-Large
Upper circumference blouse :
89 cm • 100 cm • 111 cm • 122 cm • 133 cm • 144 cm
Length from armhole and down
30 cm • 31 cm • 32 cm • 33 cm • 34 cm • 34 cm
Total length, about
51 cm • 52 cm • 55 cm • 57 cm • 58 cm • 60 cm
Yardage:
1 strand of Angora fra Mondial (25 gram / 95 meter)
Colour A - main colour: 8 skiens • 8 skiens • 9 skiens • 10-11 skiens • 11-12 skiens • 12-13 skiens
Colour B - stripe colour: 2 skiens • 2 skiens • 2-3 skiens • 3 skiens • 3 skiens • 3-4 skiens
Gauge
I have only stated the gauge in the width – in the pattern I state the length in centimeters, so row tension is secondary.
Edges in stripes:
20 stitches in circular needles 4 mm in stripes = 10 cm
Body, sleeves and yoke in stockinette:
18,5 stitches = 10 cm in stockinette using 1 strand of Angora on circular needles 4,0 mm before damp
18 stitches = 10 cm using 1 strand of Angora on circular needles 4,0 mm after damp (You do not have to damp – but the measurements for the blouse are stated after damp on the lowest damp function on your iron).
Needles
I recommend that you make a knitting sample before you start. If the gauge is not right and maybe you are knitting tight, then try with a bigger needle size, or is you are knitting loose try with a smaller needle size. I can recommend the ergonomic circular needles from Prym.
Circular needles
• Circular needles 4,0 mm 80 cm for the body and magic-loop on sleeves
• Circular needles 4,0 mm 60 og 40 cm for the yoke and neckline
Notions
• Stitchmarkers in different colours
• 1 stitch holder
Techniques used
• Loop cast on method
• Ordinary bind off
• Bubbles (5 stitches in the same stitch and 4 stitches over the last stitch)
• Fair Isle using 2 colours
• Knit
• Purl
• Knit through back loop
• Yarn over
• Decreases are made from the right side in purl stitches (purl two stitches together)
• Short rows – German Short Rows
• Magic loop is recommended for the sleeves
Adresse:
Store Torv 5
3700 Rønne
Bornholm, Denmark.
E-mail: info@heniusknitwear.com
Åbningstider:
Mandag-fredag: 11-18
Lørdag: 10-14
Søndag: Lukket
