Embla Sweater (EN)

Name: Embla Sweater (EN)
SKU: 19010
Availability: InStock

About Embla Sweater (EN)

Embla Sweater is the perfect combination of modern and traditional style and can be knitted in a variety of yarn qualities and colors, allowing you to create a sweater that matches your personal style. Whether you choose to knit it in a neutral tone or a vibrant color, the Embla Sweater will become an essential part of your wardrobe, enjoyed season after season.

Treat yourself to the joy of knitting and wearing the Embla Sweater – a beautiful example of Norwegian design and knitting delight.

Craft	Knitting
Stitch Pattern & Technique	Crew Neck, Fair isle, Halskant, Mønster, Rib, Rundt bærestykke, Seamless, Stockinette (Stocking) Stitch, Top-Down
Difficulty Level	Øvet
Language	English
Needle / Hook Size	3 – 4, 4 – 5
Gauge	20-22
Clothing Size (Baby)	86 (12-18 mdr.), 92 (18-24 mdr.)
Clothing Size (Child/Junior)	92 (2 år), 98 (3 år), 104 (4 år), 110 (5 år), 116 (6 år), 122 (7 år), 128 (8 år), 134 (9 år), 140 (10 år), 152 (12 år)
Designer	Strikkezilla
Meterage (per 50 g)	100-124, 125-149

About this Pattern

The Embla Sweater from Strikkezilla is a beautiful and classic knitted sweater that combines timeless design with inspiration from traditional Norwegian craftsmanship. This sweater is designed with a focus on comfort and aesthetics, making it a versatile favorite suitable for both everyday wear and cozy outdoor activities.

The Embla Sweater features a simple yet elegant silhouette, highlighted by fine details and a classic pattern that reflects the rich Norwegian knitting tradition. It is knitted in soft and warm materials, making it perfect for keeping you warm on cold days while maintaining a light and airy feel.

The sweater offers a great fit that flatters all body types and can be adjusted in length and width to suit your preferences. The simple pattern is easy to follow, making it suitable for beginners looking to try something new and for more experienced knitters seeking a rewarding project.

Meet

Strikkezilla

I started designing patterns in 2014. What were the children missing in their wardrobes that could be worn both at home and at daycare again and again? While the children’s wardrobes were overflowing with home knits, I looked into my own closet and realized that all the garments I had already knitted for my children were missing there. That’s when an era of practical garments for adults began—many with feminine details and with the option to adapt them to your body and your preferences.