I knit Ginette

93.00€

This sweater is a new version of reference Bonheur.
A new intarsia motif with country-style embroidery.
A step back in time to the 80's!

It's roomy but short. You can also find this reference in our book "Tricot joyful".

Composition: 75% Kidmohair - 20% wool - 5% polyamide.

Spun in Italy and dyed in France

Titration: 145 m. / 50 g.

Needles :

5 - 5.5 mm if knitted alone

8 - 9 mm if knitted in double thread

Care: Machine washable. See ourCare instructions.

Caution: if knitwear is very airy, dry-cleaning recommended.

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Sizing guide

This sweater is ample but short.

To extend its length, allow one size smaller to have the necessary amount of wool.

Sizes 1 - 2- 3 - 4 and 5 correspond respectively to sizes 36 - 38 - 40 - 42 - 44

The measurements below are taken on the pullover.

Size 1: chest = 51 cm / length = 50 cm

Size 2: chest = 54 cm / length = 52 cm

Size 3: chest = 57 cm / length = 54 cm

Size 4: chest = 60 cm / length = 56 cm

Size 5: chest = 63 cm / length = 58 cm

I knit Ginette

93.00€

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Kit composition

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For this reference, you will receive:

- Pattern (in FR) in digital format

- x2 Ecru balls - Mohair

- x4 balls parme - Mohair

- x1 Yarn mint - Mohair

Technical details

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This sweater is knitted flat, in double yarn, with an intarsia pattern and embroidery.

Difficulty: ♥♥/5

Points used :

Jersey location

Ribs 1/1

Intarsia

Embroidery

You'll find all the explanations you need to knit the stitches and techniques used in the card.

Equipment required

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Equipment is not supplied.

To knit this sweater you will need :

1 pair of 8 mm body needles
1 wool needle

(Option for neckline: 8 mm circular needle 40 cm for collar)

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Raphaëlle : 06 64 52 46 37 - tricot@katiasanchez.com

Payment in 3 times, free of charge

Free returns and exchanges from France

Colissimo or Express delivery

MOHAIR YARN

MOHAIR YARN

The mohair yarn we use for this hand-knitted sweater is a chunky yarn (hand-knitting obliges). It comes from one of the last French spinners on the Millevaches plateau. His hollow-spindle spinning capacity is very limited because his machine is too old. So he buys the raw yarn in Italy and dyes it in France, but within 18 to 24 months, he hopes to be able to spin his mohair yarn into scraped bouclettes again in his workshops, thanks to investment in more modern machinery. The dyeing is carried out in France, and it's a bamboo-filled basin, totally natural and highly efficient, that retreats the dyeing water.

OUR KNITTING WORKSHOPS

OUR KNITTING WORKSHOPS

Every week in the evenings, and some mornings, Raphaëlle welcomes you to our office in La Caserne to learn or relearn how to knit, and reconnect with the pleasure of making things with your hands, of doing it yourself.

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