Mori Pattern
This pattern is available to purchase on Ravelry at the link below.
by michiyo
Mori is a Japanese word that means forest and the beautiful leaf pattern across this garment evokes images of deep forests. Mori may be worn as a cardigan or upside down as a caplet or shawl. This pattern is worked from the top down seamlessly.
YARN:
The Fibre Co. Meadow (40% Merino, 25% baby llama, 20% silk, 15% linen, 498 m (545yd) per 100g hank) in Alfalfa 2 [3: 3: 3] hanks.
NEEDLES:
3mm (US 2.5) circular needle in length enough to accommodate body circumference
3.75mm (US 5) circular and 4 double pointed needles.
TENSION/GAUGE:
24 sts and 34 rows to 10 cm (4 in) measured over st st using 3.75 mm (US 5) needles.
26 sts and 32 rows to 10 cm (4 in) measured over pattern on 3.75 mm (US 5) needles after blocking.
GARMENT MEASUREMENTS:
Finished bust: 99 (105, 116, 128) cm [39 (41.25, 45.75, 50.5) in]
Length: 44.5 (45.5, 47.5, 50) cm [17.5 (18, 18.75, 19.75) in]
Centre back neck to cuff: 70 (72, 74.5, 77) cm [27.5 (28.25, 29.25, 30.25) in]
Hem circumference: 155.5 (166, 182.5, 204) cm [611⁄4 (65.25, 71.75, 80.25) in]
The inspiration for this five-piece collection designed by michiyo comes from the yarn itself—the world’s most inspiring and beautiful meadows. Hikari or ‘light’ in Japanese is a perfect name for the collection as it represents the lightness of the yarn and the lovely fabric it creates.
This knitting pattern comes as a PDF file, which is sent after purchase as an email attachment.
The inspiration for this five-piece collection designed by michiyo comes from the yarn itself—the world’s most inspiring and beautiful meadows. Hikari or ‘light’ in Japanese is a perfect name for the collection as it represents the lightness of the yarn and the lovely fabric it creates.
This knitting pattern comes as a PDF file, which is sent after purchase as an email attachment.
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