Isfugl is inspired by the whimsical artistic universe of @ida.noack and @morten.loefberg. The playful, natural diversity and intricate detail in their works have led the design process down sunlit detours. Sparking new ideas and revealing bright moments. The imagination has been on a journey, accompanied by humour and joy of life. A universe has unfolded, much like watching a kingfisher spread its wings and take flight towards freedom and new adventures.

Isfugl is knitted in the round, top-down, with
contiguous sleeves.
First, the neckline is worked in reverse stockinette
stitch. Then stitches are divided, and short rows are
worked back and forth across the back neck stitches.
At the same time, the saddle shoulder construction is
shaped with increases.
Once the full shoulder width is reached, increases are
made across all shoulder stitches, creating puff at the
top of the sleeve.
As the yoke is completed, increases are worked to
shape the sleeve cap. The yoke ends with raglan increases.
The work is then divided, and the body and sleeves are
finished separately.
The body is knitted with waist shaping and finished
with a ribbed edge, ending with a rolled edge in reverse
stockinette stitch.
Finally, the sleeves are completed and finished with
ribbed edges and rolled edges as well.