The cardigan is worked bottom and up, back and forth.
Cast on is worked using the Italian cast-on method and scrap yarn. First, a ribbed edge is worked, and then the body is knitted according to the chart.
Decreases are made for the neckline on both front pieces.
Once the cardigan has the desired length, the body is divided into left and right front and back, which are then worked separately.
The shoulders are joined, and then stitches are picked up for the sleeves, which are worked top-down according to the chart.
Finally, stitches are picked up along the fronts, and the button band is worked in double knitting.

Denmark has a long and impressive tradition of furniture design. Beautiful Danish classics with organic shapes and distinct styles decorate homes all over the world. For the Osier design June Thomsen was inspired by Wegner’s iconic wishbone chair, creating a long cardigan with a beautiful V-cut and structured pattern reminiscent of the chair’s characteristic handwoven
seat. The style of Osier can vary widely depending on your choice of colour and buttons.