Name: Tomatoes Going Off The Grid | Green & Cardinal Red
Brand: Prokrasst | Sofie Thorup
SKU: S-2070-1-M1
Price: 970.0 NOK
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Tomatoes Going Off The Grid | Green & Cardinal Red

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Tomatoes Going Off The Grid | Green & Cardinal Red

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Description

Tomatoes Going Off The Grid is a boxy sweater with set-in sleeves and a round neckline. The pattern consists of squares and tomatoes, which also explains the name of the sweater. With its unique expression, this garment truly stands out from the crowd and quickly becomes a centerpiece in the wardrobe – a timeless staple with an unexpected twist.

The sweater is knitted in Suri Norwegian Lambswool in 1032 Pastel Green, 1027 Cardinal Red and 1031 Grass Green.

The sweater is pictured in size M.

What is in the knit kit?

The knit kit includes yarn, a Skappel label and a digital pattern. The digital pattern can be found under your account or in the order confirmation.

Yarn Amount

Suri Norwegian Lambswool (gr):

Color 1: 300S 350M 400L
Color 2: 150S 150M 200L
Color 3: 100S 100M 150L

Content Suri NL: 60% Norwegian Lambswool, 40% Cotton
50 gr = approx. 135 meters

Measurements

In cm.
Chest size, approx. 115S 145M 170L
Total length, measured on backpiece, approx. 54S 56M 58L

Construction

The sweater is worked in the round, from the bottom up. Stitches are added in the sides, which are later cut open to create the armholes. When the work reaches the neckline, the body is worked back and forth in pattern until the front piece is finished. The yoke is shaped with short rows at the back of the neck, using German short rows. The sleeves are identical and knitted separately, with regular increases along the underside. The neckline, ribbing on the sleeves and yoke are worked in k1, p1 rib. Some parts of the pattern are embroidered afterwards to avoid long floats – this applies to the vertical stripes and the core of the tomatoes (in contrast color 2).