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Hamburg sweater for adults – knitting pattern
Hamburg sweater for adults – knitting pattern
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Hamburg sweater for adults – knitting pattern
Discover our detailed knitting pattern for the stylish Hamburg Sweater for adults – a tribute to the Hanseatic city of Hamburg. With this pattern, you can knit a sweater in sizes S (M), L (XL), and 2XL (3XL) – a true classic that captures the maritime flair and traditions of Hamburg.
Design details:
- Front: The iconic Hamburg gates, framed by flying seagulls and harbor cranes loading goods onto a ship – an authentic image of the bustling port.
- Reverse: The majestic St. Michaelis Church, accompanied by two water carriers, historical symbols of Hamburg that represent the city's work ethic, framed by seagulls soaring across the skyline.
- Sleeve: Hamburg's TV tower, a modern landmark that combines tradition and modernity.
Materials required:
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Yarn:
450g (500g) 500g (500g) 550g (550g) Pernilla from Filcolana
(100% virgin wool, 50 g = 175 m) -
Needles:
3.00 mm circular knitting needle (80 cm length)
3.00 mm circular knitting needle (40 cm length for the neckline)
3.50 mm circular knitting needle (80 cm length) -
Accesories:
6 stitch markers
1 wool needle
Gauge:
Stockinette stitch after washing:
23 sts = 10 cm, 36 rows = 10 cm
Directions:
The pattern includes a detailed knitting chart and step-by-step instructions for each row. Thanks to the clear explanations, this pattern is suitable for both beginners and experienced knitters.
Format:
The instructions are available for download as a PDF file and consist of 40 pages. To save resources, we recommend printing only the pages you need.
Relaxed knitting:
The knit-purl pattern makes knitting this sweater a relaxing yet fulfilling experience. The design uniquely combines tradition and modern knitting.
A special gift:
This sweater is more than just a piece of clothing—it symbolizes the deep connection to the Hanseatic City of Hamburg. It's the ideal handmade gift for lovers of maritime style and proud Hamburg traditions.
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