Isabell Kraemer has a new sweater and you can purchase the pattern on Ravelry. This looks like a comfy sweater.
Shaun is worked seamlessly from the top down.
After the high neck is complete, a few short rows are worked back and forth to create a slightly higher back neck. The yoke is worked in the round with contiguous set in sleeves (developed by Susie Myers) to sleeve separation. The body is then worked in rounds down to the ribbing. Sleeves are worked top down to the long cuffs last. No finishing required.
Isabel used an unspun yarn with mohair. Her suggested tension is 15 stitches = 4”. I have not swatched but I think these will work
Cascade 220 or Malabrigo Rios with a mohair
Cascade Eco on its own
Malabrigo Chunky or Mecha on its own.
Please swatch because you might need to change needle size to get the proper tension. Isabel is suggesting a 4.5mm needle but I think you might need larger - maybe all the way to 6mm.
Say hello to Do Ewe Yoke? No. 2, the second Mystery Yokalong. This one’s another geometric stranded colourwork design with some fun new techniques sprinkled in—perfect for anyone who loves a creative challenge!
It was originally released in 7 weekly clues that slowly reveal the final design—like unwrapping a little surprise every week.
It’s been another adventure to remember!
Each clue also has a set of video tutorials packed with tips and techniques to help you along the way.
I saw this online today. New Lykke needles are coming - probably in September. I will contact my sales rep tomorrow about ordering them.
