Qanik Sweater

We want just as many sweaters for winter as there are words for snow in Greenland. We’ve named this sweater after one of these words - qanik.

Construction
The sweater is worked bottom-up with one strand of each quality held together.

Sizes
10-12 y (14-16 y) S (M) L (XL)

Yarn
Pickles Tweedy
500 (500) 600 (600) 700 (700) g
Pickles Silk Mohair
75 (100) 100 (125) 125 (125) g

Needles
80 cm (32”) circular needles and DP needles 6 mm (US 10)

Gauge per 10 cm (4”)
Stockinette: 14 sts / 20 rows

Measurements, lying flat
Chest width: 46 (48) 53 (56) 60 (63) cm | 18 (19) 21 (22) 23.5 (25”)
Length: 60 (62) 63.5 (66) 68.5 (70) cm | 23.5 (24.3) 25 (26) 27 (27.5”)

Yarn selection
Pickles Merino Tweed | 380 m / 415 yds / 100 g
A delicate and beautiful yarn with touches of other colors.

Other options:
Isager Tweed | 400 m / 437 yds / 100 g
Long Donegal Merino | 380 m / 415 yds / 100

Pickles Silk Mohair | 200 m / 218 yds / 25 g
This yarn is airy, light, and provides a delicate halo effect when held together with other
yarns. The silk core gives strength and shine, while the mohair adds fluffiness.

Other options:
Rauma Plum | 225 m / 25 g
KFO Soft Silk Mohair | 225 m / 25 g
Isager Silk Mohair | 212 m / 25 g
Filcolana Tilia | 210 m / 25 g
Drops Kid-Silk | 210 m / 25 g
Long Yarn Mohair Luxe | 175 m / 25 g