Nuuk Sweater (EN)

About Nuuk Sweater (EN)

The Nuuk Sweater from NotPerfectKnit is a true gem in knitted garments. This beautiful sweater is handmade with care on 4.5 mm needles and is created with quality and style in mind. The design of the sweater combines elegance and functionality in an outstanding way. It is made of soft and warm wool that keeps you cozy even on the coldest days, while feeling comfortable against the skin. The Nuuk Sweater features a timeless Nordic style that is perfect for any occasion – from casual weekends to more formal events.

Designer	Notperfectknit
Craft	Knitting
Meterage (per 50 g)	100-124, 150-199, 200-249
Needle / Hook Size	3 – 4, 4 – 5
Language	English
Gauge	17-19
Stitch Pattern & Technique	Crew Neck, Dobbeltstrik, Italian Bind-Off, Mønster, Rib, Rundt bærestykke, Seamless, Stockinette (Stocking) Stitch, Top-Down, Vendemasker
Difficulty Level	Øvet

About this Pattern

The Nuuk Sweater from NotPerfectKnit is a true gem within knitted garments. This beautiful sweater is handmade with care and crafted with quality and style in mind. The design of the sweater combines elegance and functionality in an outstanding way. It is made of soft and warm wool, keeping you cozy even on the coldest days, while feeling comfortable against the skin. The Nuuk Sweater features a timeless Nordic style that suits any occasion - from casual weekends to more formal events.

NotPerfectKnit is known for its focus on sustainability, and this is reflected in the Nuuk Sweater. The materials are carefully chosen to minimize environmental impact, and the craftsmanship is of the highest quality, ensuring that this sweater will be a favorite in your wardrobe for many years to come. With its timeless style, comfort, and sustainable approach, the Nuuk Sweater from NotPerfectKnit is a must-have for anyone who appreciates quality and elegance in their attire.

The sweater is knitted with needles 3.50/4.00 and 4.50 mm.

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Notperfectknit

I learned to knit 10 years ago—but quickly realized that I wasn’t very good at understanding a pattern. I felt they were full of implicit terms, and I often had the sense that I had to work out parts of the pattern on my own. That’s why I started knitting my own pieces, which have since evolved into NotPerfectKnit. Here, I can unfold my creativity and create meaningful, practical, and beautiful patterns for everyday use.