Ruuno

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A relaxed cropped or long cardigan in cozy bouclé texture features decorative faux seam details, wide ribbed collar, and optional pockets.

The pattern download includes 2 pdf files, one for the cropped, and one for the Coat length.

Weight: Super Bulky
Yarn: Lanalpaca

Cropped length: 5(6, 7, 7)[8, 8, 9](9, 10, 10) skeins
Coat length: 9(9, 10, 11)12, 13, 13.5, 16) skeins

Designer: Nina Holubcova
Language: English
Craft: Knitting
Category: Torso

Sizes: 1(2, 3, 4) (5, 6, 7) (8, 9, 10), finished chest circumference
41.25(45.25, 49.25, 53.75) (57.75, 61.5, 65.5) (69.5, 73.5, 78)
/105(115, 125, 136.5) (146.5, 156.5, 166.5) (176.5, 186.5, 198) cm, with about 8-14/20-35 cm positive ease

Needles: US 11/8 mm and US 1012/6.5 mm circular for the ribbing, or sizes needed to obtain gauge

Notions: Tapestry needle, locking stitch markers, stitch holders, smooth scrap yarn for lifelines or holding stitches

Skill level: Intermediate

Techniques: German short rows, picking up stitches
+ provisional CO, three-neede bind off if making pockets

Ruuno is worked from the top down, starting at the upper back shaped with German short rows. Stitches for front pieces are picked up at the shoulders. After working down to the armholes, the pieces are joined. The body is worked back and forth to a cropped length, or a long coat with optional pockets.
Stitches are picked up to work the applied ribbed collar first, then the sleeves.

Faux seams are created by picking up stitches to add stability, structure and shape. The collar edges slightly overlap in the center front when laid flat.

The cardigan is worn with the purl side of the fabric as RS, but can be worn with the knit (WS) side facing if preferred.

8/27/2024

Updated with additional instructions for working the collar.

Page 7, 1st column

To work the collar, CO 10(10, 10, 12) [12, 12, 12](12, 12, 14) using knitted cast on method. Work these newly CO sts back and forth, incorporating 1 of the picked up stitches at the end of every RS row. The collar is worked from the bottom up, along the left front edge, back neck and right front edge.