MBJ Oxford Eng1
MBJ Oxford Eng1
MBJ Oxford Eng1
St Catherine’s College in Oxford was designed by Arne Jacobsen and built in 1962.
The college is a striking landmark in the old university town, which consists primarily of Gothic
buildings with pointed arches and massive stone walls. St Catherine’s College is a modernist building
constructed in concrete and steel creating sleek, stringent lines. Instead of hiding the load-bearing
concrete inside the building, the elements are exposed and highlighted as sculptural elements. The
library in particular showcases how Jacobsen created architecture with a focus on minimalism.
SIZES MATERIALS
S (M) L (XL) Yarn from Filcolana
Colour A: 200 (200) 250 (250) g Peruvian col. 102
MEASUREMENTS (Black)
Fits chest sizes: 80-88 (89-96) 97-104 (105-112) cm Colour B: 100 (100) 100 (100) g Peruvian col. 364
Chest: 91 (102) 111 (120) cm (Chai)
Length: 52 (54) 56 (59) cm Colour C: 200 (200) 250 (250) g Peruvian col. 814
Sleeve length: 44 (44) 45 (45) cm (Storm Blue)
Colour D: 100 (150) 150 (150) g Peruvian col. 136
GAUGE (Mustard)
18 sts and 27 rows in stockinette on 5 mm needles =
10 x 10 cm. 4.5 mm and 5 mm circular needles, 80-100 cm
The gauge is measured after washing. 4.5 mm and 5 mm double pointed needles
(You will not need the double pointed needles or the
Needle sizes are for guidance only. short circular needle if you are working magic loop
If you have more stitches on 10 cm, change to a larger using a long circular needle)
needle. If you have fewer stitches on 10 cm, change to 5 mm crochet hook
smaller needles. Stitch markers
Stitch holders
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Pattern
Change to colour B and knit 8 rows of stockinette, last
row is a WS row.
Continue like this and repeat 3rd and 4th short row
twice more. Repeat 3rd short row once more.
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Next row (RS): Knit *k1, p1*, repeat from * to * over The left side of the front if worked back and forth with
all sts. 1 knitted selvedge st in each side.
Next row: Knit all sts. Knit 7 rows of stockinette, last row is a WS row.
Repeat these last 2 rows till section in col. D measures Join colour A to work and knit 2 rows, last row is a WS
4 cm, last row is a WS row. row.
Join colour A to work and purl 4 rows, last row is a WS Change to colour B, knit 1 row, purl 1 row, last row is a
row. WS row.
Change to colour A and purl 2 rows, last row is a WS Now work increases towards the neck, like this:
row. Next row (RS): K1 (selvedge st), M1L, knit all sts.
Change to colour A and, from the RS, purl 1 row. Next row: K1, purl to last st, k1.
Join colour B to work and knit 6 rows in reverse stock- Knit these 2 rows 11 times in total, and AT THE
inette (purl on RS, knit on WS), last row is a right-side SAME TIME, when you have worked 8 rows using
row. Break col. B. colour B, join colour A to work and knit 2 rows.
Change to colour A and knit 1 row (from the WS). Continue this stripe pattern of 8 rows of stockinette
in colour B and 2 rows in colour A till all 11 increases
On next row bind off all sts in knit. have been worked and you have 35 (40) 42 (46) sts on
# your needles, last row is a WS row.
FRONT Break yarn and let the sts rest on a stitch holder.
Left front
Lay the back flat in front of you and with colour B and Right front
5 mm needles, pick up 24 (29) 31 (35) sts along the Place the back flat in front of you and with colour B and
left shoulder. 5 mm needles pick up 24 (29) 31 (35) sts along the
right shoulder.
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The RS of the front is worked back and forth with
1 knitted selvedge st in each side.
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4th vertical chain: Start at the textured section in Repeat rows 3 and 4 till you have turned 5 times in total
col. D and crochet a row of slip sts in the gap between in each side.
the 24th and 25th st of the front, counted from the
edge. Finish at the 4th A-coloured garter ridge, count- Last short row (RS): Work 1 GSR, knit to start
ed from the cast-on edge. marker.
Now work short rows back and forth like this: Here after work the decreases as either k2tog or p2tog
1st short row (RS): K6, turn work. as pattern indicates.
2nd short row (WS): Work 1 GSR, p11, turn work.
3rd short row (RS): Work 1 GSR, knit to 5 sts after Purl 5 rounds, break colour B.
the short row on previous row, turn work.
4th short row (WS): Work 1 GSR, purl to 5 sts after Join colour D to work and purl 2 rounds.
the short row on previous row, turn work.
Next round: Knit rib (k1, p1) over entire round.
Rib
Knit 2x2 ribbing (k2, p2) till the ribbing measures
3 cm.
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Bind off in Italian bind off. FINISHING
Break the yarn, leaving a length approx. 3 times the Weave in all loose ends.
length of the ribbing that needs to be bound off. Thread
a tapestry needle with the yarn end. Fold the neckband to the WS and sew it onto the neck
1. Insert the needle into the first knit stitch on the left opening with slightly loose sts.
needle as if to purl, pulling the yarn through.
2. Insert the needle between the first and second stitch- Wash the sweater according to the washing
es from the back to the front. instructions on the labels and lay it flat to dry on a
3. Insert the needle through the second stitch from the towel.
front to the back.
4. Insert the needle into the first stitch as if to knit and
slip the stitch off the needle.
5. On the front side, insert the needle from right to left
into the front loop of the second stitch, pulling the yarn
through.
6. Insert the needle into the first stitch as if to purl and
slip the stitch off the needle.
Repeat steps 2-6 until there is 1 purl stitch left on the
left needle.
Finish:
7. From the RS, insert the needle from right to left into
the first bound-off stitch, pull the yarn through.
8. Repeat step 7.
Weave in the end carefully.
Work 2x2 rib (k2, p2) till the ribbing measures 3 cm.
NECKBAND
From the RS and with 4.5 mm needles and colour A,
pick up 92 (92) 100 (100) sts along the neck opening,
begin at center of the back.
Knit 2x2 rib (k2, p2) in the round till the ribbing mea-
sures 3 cm.
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