Knitting pattern ATHEN CARDIGAN SLEEVED PDF - (from top to bottom round trip)

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This pattern is in English and French as a digital download and sent automatically after order confirmation (PDF type to download immediately - limited duration).

The ATHEN CARDIGAN SLEEVED offers a very elaborate design with possible adjustments, it is back and forth from top down (seamless). Designed to combine elegance and functionality, this vest easily integrates into your wardrobe, bringing a refined and durable piece to your collection.

The tutorial is followed by diagrams and a description, the laces are translated row by row if needed, and in addition to the videos available on my YouTube channel (links in the tab below and on the pattern through clickable icons).

I have a chest circumference of 83 cm and I wear a size 2 with 9 cm of ease. I use the Aurterra color and I chose to make the pattern on the sleeves and all these indicated decreases, 1 button every 3 patterns, 6 complete patterns on the sleeves and 3 on the body.

Sizes: 0 1 2 (3 4 5 6) [7 8 9 10] (11 12 13 14)
Chest circumference of the work: 75 83 92 (98 105 112 120) [127 133 142 148] (157 163 172 178) cm. (add 8-10 cm to your chest measurement and take the size of the work closest to the result or your preference)
Ease: designed with a positive ease of 8-10 cm
Thread held together:

1 LACE thread Chandails et Cardigans ISOLDA (72% super kid mohair RMS and 26 % silk) 420 m / 50 g
Chandails et Cardigans CALISTA (80 % merino SW, 10% cachemire, 10 % nylon) 400 m / 100 g (possibility with 1 DK, 2 LACE or 1 LACE and 1 HEAVY LACE)

Yardage: 840 940 1050 (1120 1250 1350 1450) [1600 1800 1880 1960] (2050 2160 2250 2440 m for each thread (x 2)
Notions: straight or circular 3.5 mm and 3 mm needles, markers, needle and cables to put the stitches on hold, wool needle, 5 to 7 buttons (15/20 mm)
Gauge: 24 sts x 36 gr = 10cm x 10cm of stockinette stitch with 3.5 mm needles using 2 threads together
Pattern options: adjustable body length and sleeves, possibility of all-st st sleeves, wider sleeve to fit option (photo).
Reviews from the testers:

This cardigan has everything for him: class, softness and technique, a real pleasure to work with and to wear!
Another great design! A pseudo-classic cardigan with a whole set of modern lace, a beauty!
This is undoubtedly the most elegant, most feminine pattern in my wardrobe. It’s a real technical feat.
Fluid and addictive, this cardigan is a jewel to knit
I learned new techniques and it fits perfectly. It’s very rare for me to be satisfied with a product that falls directly from my hands.

Information: Sizes 1 and 9 to 14 have not been tested, if you wish to participate in the correction if necessary, please do not hesitate to contact me by email .

Pattern translated by Caroline @caro_apprend_le_tricot

Level of competence and required techniques: INTERMEDIATE 3/5

Required stitches and techniques:

stockinette stitch, lace stitch, 1/1 rib pattern (armholes and lower body). Pick up stitches, loop or Backward loop CO, long-tail cast-on, German Short row, pleat row, twists. Increases (M1R/L, purled if needed), decreases (TLdec/TRdec, SS(S)K, k2(3)tog).

Links to the boss's videos

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Construction details(s)

SEAMLESS (from top to bottom round trip):

The Athen Sweater Sleeved is the little brother of the sleeveless Athen Cardigan. It is knitted using two threads held together: a FINGERING thread and a LACE thread. These threads are joined together to create a delicate blend of merino, mohair and silk. You will start by knitting the stitches, knit the back in stockinette and lace stitch at the ends, round-trip with short rows to form the shoulder bias. Then you will gradually increase to shape the armholes. Once the back is finished, it will be put on hold. You will select stitches one by one for each shoulder to make the front, also in stocking and lace stitch, while incorporating increases for the "V" neckline. You will chase the front up to the armholes, and directly join the back to each front to continue round-trip all the way down the body, which will be in 1/1 semi-torso ribs. You will pick up stitches around the armholes to shape the top of the jersey sleeve with a lace stitch on the top and using short rows, then continue decreasing until the ribs form the same finish as the bottom of the body. Finally, you will pick up stitches along the neck of the vest and work on a fancy 1/1 semi-twisted rib band.