Limppu Sweater by Camille Romano

Name: Limppu Sweater by Camille Romano
Brand: BichesetBuches
SKU: KIT LIMPPU 1-2
Price: 150.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

€150,00

Color Original Color Original Color Custom Colors

Sizes 1-2 1-2 3-4 5-6 7

Description
THE WOOL BUNDLE

Camille Romano x Biches & Bûches

We are thrilled to present the original Wool Bundle for Limppu Sweater, designed by Camille Romano.

"'Limppu', in Finnish, is the name of a dark bread that’s made of either rye or barley and sweetened, usually eaten during the end of the year celebrations. It’s one of my favourite types of bread (though I like all of them!) and I thought it would be a good name for my idea of a warm brown sweater."

- Camille Romano

Limppu Sweater was designed with the Biches & Bûches wool Le Gros Lambswool, in the gorgeous Medium Brown.

The Pattern

The Pattern is available on Camille Romano's webshop right here
It is available in English and French
It is not part of the Wool Bundle for copyright purposes

Colors & Wool Bundle

The original Limppu Sweater is designed with Biches & Bûches Le Gros Lambswool, in "Medium Brown"
You are welcome to choose any of our Le Gros Lambswool for your Limppu Sweater, then just select "Custom Colors" and share your color choice with us during checkout
You are always welcome to message us on the Chat for any question you may have and for color ideas 💌

Photos

The Limppu Sweater on the photos is the original knit by Camille Romano, photographed at the Atelier by the little Biches & Bûches team

The original wool, in the chosen colors
The number of yarn balls needed for the size chosen
The Biches & Bûches knitting pouch

📒 The Pattern is not included but we have linked it so you can purchase it easily from the Designer directly, for copyright purposes

Buy it with

Biches & Bûches no. 73

Le Cashmere & Lambswool Original Colors x-small, small, medium

€68,00

CONSTRUCTION

"Limppu is worked top-down, starting at the back neck. Once the back piece is worked until the underarms, front stitches are picked up on each side of the neckline and increases are worked to form the neck. Then, fronts are worked together until the underarms. At this point, the back and front pieces are worked together in the round until the bottom hem (which is short on purpose). Its special feature is the layering effect created on the second half of the body, which starts then: stitches are picked up on the reverse side of the body’s ribbing; the second layer of the sweater is worked in stockinette in the round until the forming of side slits. Then the front and back pieces are worked separately flat until the “second” and final hem of the body. The front is approx 6 cm / 2.5” shorter than the back. Sleeves are picked up from the shoulder edge and decreases are spaced out across the sleeve length. The sleeves still end up being wide but comfortable to wear."

- Camille Romano

THE WOOL

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

Biches et Bûches Le Gros Lambswool, color "Medium Brown"

6 (6) 7 (7) 8 (8) 9 yarn balls

GAUGE AND SUGGESTED NEEDLE SIZES

16 sts x 29 rows = 10 cm/ 4" on 4.5 mm/ US 7 needles, in Broken Rib pattern knitted flat, after blocking

4.5 mm/ US 7 80 cm/ 32” circular needles
4 mm/ US 6 80 cm/ 32” circular needles

SIZES AND MEASUREMENTS

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

Bust circumference: 107 (117) 128 (139) 144 (151) 162 cm / 42 (46) 50.5 (54.75) 56.75 (59.5) 63.75”

Length from underarm to bottom hem (front): 32 cm / 12.5” (customisable)

Recommended ease: 20-30 cm / 7.75-11.75”

HOW TO WASH

• Handwash, 30°C
• Dry flat on a towel
• Manipulate with care while wet so your knit doesn't get stretched

Le Gros Lambswool