This is my second version of the Oslo cardigan. (Version one here.) Apart from the thicker slub stitch loose weave fabric with no stretch, I also shortened the cuffs, widened the collar by 50%, and added pockets to pattern piece A. The result is stiffer, almost a cross between a cardigan and a blazer. I'm still not happy with how the collar bunches at the back of the neck, but the rest is quite smart.



Black slub loose weave Oslo
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Black slub loose weave Oslo, modelled
Photo by [personal profile] chebe

This weekends make was Seamwork's Oslo; an oversized, slightly boxy, long cardigan. I made it in a Medium, and there is still oodles of room there. Definitely comfy.

I left off the buttons. And went with sleeve option 2 (the non roll-up kind) because when working with computers I find it easier to have my wrists accessory free. Although they are still long enough to cover the knuckles. I did have the seam ripper out for this one. It took me way too long to understand the cuff instructions. (Turn half inside-out to right side out.)

I made it in a nice polyester Ponte de Roma (quickly becoming my favourite fabric) with just a touch of spandex (4%). The colour is officially 'Petrol', which is like a darker, more blue teal? I'm pretty sure it will go with almost everything in my wardrobe.

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