The sweater is knitted from the top down in a pattern of knit and purl stitches. First, the back of the neckline (back and sleeves) are knitted back and forth and shaped with increases. At the same time, the pattern and raglan increases begin. Once the neckline is shaped, stitches are cast on for the remaining neckline at the front, where the work is joined and knitted in the round. After the yoke is finished, the work is divided into the body and sleeves. Each part is finished separately and completed with a sideways knitted edge. Finally, a turtleneck or a sideways knitted edge is worked at the neckline.

S/M (L) XL/2XL
Bust circumference: 112 (112) 131 cm [44.09 (44.09) 51.44]
Half bust circumference (measured flat): 56 (56) 65,5 cm [22.05 (22.05) 25.72]
Length from top shoulder, including bottom edge +/- 51 (59) 62 cm [20.07 (23.22) 24.40]
Length from hem to armhole, including bottom edge: +/- 28 (34) 34 cm [11.02 (13.38 12.38]
Sleeve length from hem to armhole, including sleeve edge: +/- 37 (40) 37 cm [14.56 (15.74) 14.56]
Armhole depth measured vertically from underarm to top of shoulder: 22 (25) 28 cm [8.66 (9.84) 11.02]
Measurements are after washing.

einrúm L yarn or LAMB 2 held double
Yarn usage L yarn, with turtleneck: 400 (500) 600 g.
Yarn usage LAMB 2, with turtleneck: 300 (350) 450 g.

Note that when using two colours of LAMB yarn, the yarn quantity must be adjusted to ensure it is distributed evenly between the colours.
In the pictures, the sweater shown is made in the colours 2002
Skólesít and 2013 Klórít.

L yarn: 4.5 mm (40 and 80 cm) circular needles 4.5 mm double pointed needles
LAMB yarn: 5.0mm (40 and 80 cm) circular needles 5.0 mm double pointed needles.
Note that when using two colours of LAMB yarn, the yarn quantity must be adjusted to ensure it is distributed evenly between the colours. In the pictures, the sweater shown is made in the colours 2002 Skólesít and 2013 Klórít.

In knit and purl stitches L yarn on 4.5 mm needles and LAMB yarn on 5.0 mm needles
10 cm = 15 sts
10 cm = 23 rnds
The tension is measured after washing.

Wool is naturally stain and odour resistant and requires less washing than many fibres.
Airing wool garments outside in damp weather can often refresh them and remove odours.
However, when it is time to wash wool garments, here is how we recommend you do it.

DETERGENT / SOAP
Use mild or neutral detergents with a relatively neutral pH level, preferably those marked wool.
Avoid heavy-duty detergents and those containing enzymes or bleaches.

WASHING INSTRUCTIONS
By hand: Ensure the water temperature is steady, lukewarm or around 28°C/82°F.
Add a small amount of gentle detergent, submerge your wool garment, and soak it until completely saturated.
Rinse two to three times in clean water and ensure the same temperature. If using no-rinse detergent,
skip the rinsing steps. Press the water out of the garment, then roll the garment between clean, dry towels with light pressure. Alternatively, place the garment in a washing bag and gently spin it in the washing machine.
By machine: Use a washing machine with a wool setting and a gentle cycle.

DRYING INSTRUCTIONS
Lay the garment flat on a clean towel and reshape it as needed.
Leave to air dry away from direct sunlight or heat sources.