The Cozy Cloud Sweater is a cozy raglan-style knit sweater.

The raglan stitches are knitted in a rib pattern, which is also used for the sleeves and body.

Since the sweater is knitted from top to bottom, it can be tried on at any time during knitting and adjusted to the individual body length.

A timeless and elegant sweater that drapes beautifully and has a comfortable, cozy fit.

Size: 1 (2) 3 (4) 5 (6) 7

Dimensions of the finished sweater:

Chest circumference: 98 (102) 110 (114) 120 (126) 133 cm

Length, center front: 45 (47) 49 (51) 53 (55) 57 cm

Sleeve length, measured under the armhole: 42 (42) 44 (44) 46 (46) 46 cm

Before deciding on a size, take your measurements. The sweater should be knitted with a positive ease of approx. 15 cm.

The required size is determined based on your chest circumference. This means that the sizes correspond to a chest circumference of approximately 85 (90) 95 (100) 105 (110) 115 cm. If your chest measurement falls within or between two sizes, it is up to you whether you prefer to wear the sweater tighter or looser.

Example: If your chest measurement is 93 cm, you should knit a size 3.

The Cozy Cloud Sweater can be knitted using either our OONIQUE Chunky yarn or Cardiff Cashmere's Brushmere yarn.

OONIQUE Chunky
Composition: 52% merino wool, 48% cotton

Brushmere:
Composition: 100% cashmere

The blue sweater in the photos was knitted using OONIQUE Chunky yarn in the color “Soft Blue.”

The beige sweater in the photos was knitted using Brushmere yarn in the color “102 Silver.”

The gray sweater in the photos was knitted using Brushmere yarn in the color “133 Galileo.”

6mm circular knitting needles (80/100cm)

5mm circular knitting needles (80/100cm)

10 x 10 cm = 13 sts x 23 rows in stockinette stitch using 6 mm needles (measured after washing and drying)

Cast on stitches

knit and purl stitches

right-crossed stitches

Close the stitches

Resume knitting

right and left inclined increases

right and left inclined decreases

Raglan from above

knit two stitches together through the back loop

Cast off stitches in rib pattern

Easy (basic knitting skills required)