1817 Mottled sweater with striped sleeves

A wardrobe is not complete without at least one gorgeous cardigan, and this cardigan is an obvious bid for an addition to your wardrobe.

The cardigan is knitted in two different yarn qualities. The sleeves are knitted in Mayflower New Sky, which has a running length of 150 meters per. 50 grams and consists of 42% alpaca, 42% wool and 16% nylon. For the body of the cardigan, two strands of Mayflower New Sky Light have been used, which have a running length of 300 meters per. 50 grams and consists of 35% alpaca, 35% wool and 30% nylon.

The mottled color effect on the cardigan is created by knitting with two strands of New Sky Light in two different colors. In the picture, dark olives and natural-colored yarn have been used. You can also choose other colors, and the mottled effect can be made more discreet, for example, if you choose two colors that are closer together.

The pattern itself is relatively simple and you do not need to be an experienced knitter to be able to make this cardigan. The recipe can be downloaded for free at the link below.

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