Dusala
Dusala is one of 16 designs in Åsa Tricosa Ziggurats: 16 elegantly seamless knits
(available from Shephardess & other stockists)
The simple, chic silhouette of this classic cardigan provides a perfect palette for all kinds of colour play – and there are lots of colours to play with in the Rohrspatz & Wollmeise collection of colours.
Choose a neutral and highlight it with bright bursts of colour, or keep it all within the same tonal palette. Either way, this simple design with contrasting buttonbands and double knit rectangles of colour on the back will catch the eye both coming and going, and keep your interest as you knit.
Wollmeise Blend knitted at a slightly denser gauge than usual provides structure, with rich, subtly shifting shades of hue and the soft halo of cashmere. Like all Wollmeise semi-solids, this yarn has a mere hint of variegation – just the way I like it.
ROUND NECK
FIT
Tailored shoulders and waist shaping, no ease
YARN
Rohrspatz & Wollmeise Blend (Fingering, 70% merino, 20%
cashmere, 10% Nylon, 499 m (546 yds) per 150 g); Schwarz (black) x 3 (3, 3, 4, 4) [4, 4, 5, 5, 5] skeins
Small amounts of contrast yarns:
CC1 Q.E.D (grey), CC1 Grünfink (green)
approx YARDAGE
1350 (1400, 1500, 1550, 1650) [1750, 1800, 2000, 2150, 2200] m
1500 (1550, 1600, 1700, 1800) [1900, 2000, 2200, 2350, 2400] yds
Small amounts of contrast colours CC1 (Q.E.D/grey) and CC2
(Grünfink/green) – 100 m / 110 yds
NEEDLES & NOTIONS
3 mm (US 2.5) circular needle, 80 – 100 cm (32 – 40”)
or size to obtain gauge
2.5 mm (US 1.5) circular needle, 60 – 100 cm (24 – 40”)
Buttons: 9 (9, 9, 9, 9) \[9, 9, 10, 10, 10\]
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2 Comments
I have just bought your lovely book and am about to start to knit Dusala. However, I’m not sure what the S1 and an inverted v sign means in the set up row instructions. Is it Slip 1 in the back of the stitch? I’ve not encountered this particular notation before.
Hello Allison!
All the abbreviations are listed in the book (print book: on the cover flaps; eBook: at the end of the book).
You’ll also find most abbreviations here on my web page, including the sl1^ for the German short row:
Abbreviations
If you run into any conundrums, please visit my friendly and helpful Ravelry Group.
Have fun knitting!
åsa