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Kilir — Knitting Kit

Sale price$92.20

Long striped Fjallalopi sweater with intarsia sleeves · sizes S–XL, 68–74 cm long

Kit contents:
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Just want the pattern? The Kilir pattern on its own is $8.00 — a PDF, emailed right after purchase. The kit above has the pattern and all the yarn.

  • 12 balls of Fjallalopi in 5 colours
  • Lopi 44, no. 8 — Védís Jónsdóttir
  • 68–74 cm long · 55 cm sleeves
  • Everything for the sweater in one parcel — 12 balls of Fjallalopi, enough for the largest size, and the pattern
  • A long, straight sweater with colour bands like the spines of books on a shelf
  • Four sizes, S to XL — chest 102–129 cm (40¼–50¾″), 68–74 cm long
  • Fine Fjallalopi on 3.5 mm needles — 22 stitches to 10 cm, a lighter lopi sweater
Kilir sweater knitted in dusk blue Fjallalopi with moss, brown and purple stripes across the chest and down the sleeve
Kilir — Knitting Kit Sale price$92.20

Why you'll love it

  • Book spinesKilir means spines — of books. The pattern asks what books you got for Christmas: in Iceland, holidays without books are unthinkable.
  • Colour where it countsBands of moss, deep brown and purple cross the chest, and the same colours run down the sleeve as one vertical stripe.
  • Ginger stitchesA little ginger Fjallalopi is embroidered on at the end — the small orange marks in the photos.
  • Dusk blue, or your choiceKeep the dusk blue or pick any Fjallalopi shade for each colour in the picker, at no charge.
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Good to know

Kilir — your questions, answered

How are the sleeve stripes knitted?
In intarsia: the sleeves are worked back and forth with a separate strand for each colour, linking the strands at every colour change so no holes form. The pattern also shows two ways of knitting from left to right, including Védís’s own “backwards” method, if you would rather keep the right side facing than purl back.
How is the body made?
In the round from the lower edge up to the armholes; then back and front are knitted separately back and forth, with the colour bands across the chest and short rows to shape the shoulders.
What is the ginger yarn for?
Only for the small embroidered accents added at the end — one ball is plenty.
Which size should I knit?
Four sizes — S, M, L and XL — with a chest of 102, 111, 120 and 129 cm all round and a total length of 68 to 74 cm. It is a long, straight sweater; the sleeve is 55 cm in every size.
What does the kit with needles include?
3.5 mm (US 4) and 3 mm (US 2.5) circular needles, each in 40 and 80 cm — ADDI, the sizes the pattern names. The pattern does not use double-pointed needles.

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