Hiiden Hirven Hiitho is one of the beautiful designs in Knitted Kalevala II by Jenna Kostet and published by Laine. The Hiiden Hirven Hiitho is knit with Léttlopi yarn which is a worsted/aran weight yarn and the design has colorwork at the waist and on the 3/4-length sleeves.
Enjoy the magic of Icelandic Wool with its lightweight, warm, and water-repelling qualities! The Hiiden Hirven Hiitho cardigan is sure to be a fun knit and a great addition to your wardrobe. With this yarn set, all the Léttlopi yarn needed for your selection of size and colorway is tucked inside a TWT Tote with a stitch marker.
This Yarn Set Includes:
- 10-18x 50g balls of Istex (select your size and colorway)
- The Woolly Thistle Large Project Tote
- The Woolly Thistle stitch marker (selection varies)
Please note this pattern is currently only available in the book . If you haven't already, please pre-order the book with your yarn set so that you will have the pattern.
If you have already pre-ordered your book, please email us at [email protected] so that we can combine your orders for you.
Construction Info from Ravelry: Hiiden hirven hiihto begins from the hem, which has a colourwork pattern. The sleeves are worked separately and joined to the body. The yoke has raglan decreases. The cardigan is worked in the round and steeked open.
Sizing Information from Ravelry:
XS (S, M, L, XL) (2XL, 3XL, 4XL)
Chest Circumference: 31.25 (36.75, 41.75, 47, 52.25) (57.5, 62.75, 68.25)“
The cardigan has a loose fit. Choose a size with approx. 2–4”
Kit Splits as Follows:
Size 1 - Up to 36.75" (10 balls)
Size 2 - Up to 47" (13 balls)
Size 3 - Up to 57.5" (15 balls)
Size 4 - Up to 68.25" (18 balls)
Colors Options:
MC: 1405, CC: 86 (Designer Original)
MC: 1705, CC: 51
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As always, it is important to manage gauge to ensure you will have enough yarn. If you are worried, you can purchase an extra skein! Please remember that every effort is taken to represent the true colors of the yarn and that monitor settings will vary.
