Tractor Finn Pattern
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- Pattern Level
Our difficulty levels are categorised into levels 1-5. We've been fair but careful in our assessments, making sure everyone can participate based on their own experience. Because creating your own work should always be a fun experience.
Difficulty level 1/5 -
Patterns at this level are suitable for beginners who have learnt to knit and purl and want to knit a garment with simple increases and decreases.There are clear descriptions and links to videos showing how to perform the techniques.
Difficulty level 2/3 -
These patterns are for beginners, without the techniques being described quite as clearly or where the increases themselves are slightly advanced. There aren't several techniques going on at once, so you can focus on the one part that is more difficult than regular beginner knitting.Difficulty level 3/5 -
At this level you can expect either more advanced techniques, such as reading a simple pattern chart, making cables and texture knitting. You won't experience multiple techniques going on at the same time, but the techniques are for advanced knitters.Difficulty level 4/5 -
For the advanced knitter who has mastered a wide range of techniques and is comfortable with multiple techniques being used at the same time. For example, working increases while reading a pattern or making cables while working increases and color changes.Difficulty level 5/5 -
For those who have mastered the techniques and don't mind sometimes being challenges and keeping your focus, because there are color changes, increases and a pattern to follow at the same time. This is also where you'll find more advanced constructions, where stitches need to be picked up and knitted in constructions.Embroidery Difficulty
Embroidery level 1/5 -
We have chosen not to have embroidery at level 1/5 as embroidery on knitwear is not beginner-friendly.Embroidery level 2/5 -
Embroidery on 2/5 are simple stitches in one colour that tend to follow the stitch pattern of the garment.Embroidery level 3/5 -
Embroidery on 3/5 are simple shapes, possibly with multiple colors.Embroidery level 4/5 -
Embroidery on 4/5 means more colors and varying shapes. However, the designs are still a maximum of 5x5 cm.Embroidery level 5/5 -
Embroidery on 5/5 are larger and more complicated designs. More colors and outlines and different types of stitches.
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Sweater for kids - knitting pattern
The sweater is knitted from the rib and upwards.
The body is knitted in stocking stitch while the sleeves are knitted with ridge pattern.
Sizes (Years) | 1 | 2 | 4 | 6 | 8 | 10 |
Width (cm) | 62 | 65 | 69 | 73 | 76 | 80 |
Length (cm) | 34 | 36 | 38 | 43 | 47 | 52 |
Arm length (cm) | 21 | 24 | 27 | 30 | 33 | 36 |
Tension: 22 stitches x 30 rows stocking stitch on needle nr 3.5 = 10x10 cm
Needles: Circular needles number 3 and 3.5. Double-ended needle set number nr 3 and 3.5.
Materials and colours:
Blue sweater with embroidery:
5 (5) 6 (7) 8 (9) bolls of Smart, Sandnes Garn, colour 7252 seagreen
Embroidery yarn
One ball of yarn or some leftover yarn of each colour (applies to all sizes).
4036 Burnt Terracotta
4071 Dark Brown
2542 Camel
9553 Olive Green
2125 Sandshell
1042 Grey Mottled
Beige sweater with outline:
5 (5) 6 (7) 8 (9) bolls of Smart, Sandnes Garn, farve 2641 nature/ offwhite
Embroidery yarn:
One ball of yarn or some leftover yarn of each colour (applies to all sizes).
4071 Dark Brown.
Embroidery ring:Diameter approx. 15 cm
Water-soluble interfacing:1 piece of approx. 20x20cm