Jenna K Sariola A5 printtiohje

Sariola is a place name appearing in the Kalevala and in Finnish and Karelian folk poetry, which often refers to the ice sea located in the north or the Arctic. Sometimes the word also appears as a variant name of Pohjola. In its original form, the word is apparently a loanword from the Uralic languages.

The Sariola sweater is started from the hem, into which an embroidery pattern is knitted. The sleeves are knitted separately and connected to the body. The work has rib eyelets and a high collar. The sleeves are loose so that you can wear another sweater under the shirt and use it like a jacket when you're out and about.

Sizes
XS (S, M, L, XL) (2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL)

Measurements of the finished sweater
Chest circumference 80 (93, 107, 120, 133) (147, 160, 173, 187) cm Body length 36 (38, 39, 40, 41) (42, 44, 46, 48) cm
Sleeve length 40 (42, 43, 44, 44) (44, 44, 45, 45) cm

Yarn
Myrskyluoto wool (100% Åland sheep wool, 100 g = 195 m)

Outlet
PV 635 (741, 847, 953, 1058) (1163, 1270, 1378, 1484) meters KV 163 (191, 218, 245, 273) (300, 328, 356, 382) meters. As a replacement thread

Myrskyluoto's wool is also suitable for another yarn with aran/worsted strength, such as Lettlopi from Iceland's Istex or Manta from Finland's Vuonue

Knitting density
18 sx 20 rows = 10 x 10 cm stockinette stitch in the round.

Chopsticks
Circular needles size 4 mm and 4.5 mm (80 – 100 cm) and double pointed needles 4 mm for knitting the sleeve elastic.

Other supplies
Stitch markers, auxiliary thread, needle for casting on.