


About the designs
Refined Knitwear is classic, feminine and clean knitwear designs for women.
All patterns are instructive and guiding with step-by-step guidance and videolinks showing the different techniques used in each pattern.
All models are top-down knits, and therefore it is always easy to adjust the length on both body and sleeves.



Casia
The Casia-line is:
Casia Cardigan
Casia Sweater
Casia Sweater V-neck
Casia Tee
Casia Crossover
Casia Cropped Cardigan
Casia Sweater Square-line
Also, there is a few Casia-designs for little girls:
Casia Cardigan Junior, Casia Sweater Junior and Casia Tunic.
Characteristics:
Gauge:
All models have the gauge 19 sts x 27 rows = 10 x 10 cm on either needle size 4 or 4.5 mm.
Wide neckline:
The Casia-line has deep or wide necklines.
Chain pattern:
The Casia-line has a little chain pattern emerged from the way the raglan increases are made.
Puff sleeves:
The Casia-line has a little puff sleeve placed on top of the shoulder which gives a flattering lift to the figure.
Same number of sleeve-stitches:
All models, except the Eius-line, have the same number of stitches around the armhole opening, but it varies if the sleeves are knit without increases down the sleeve or not, are ¾ length, are full length, are having a little balloon effect at the wrist or not.
Knit up Casia-models in the following yarn-combinations on needle size 4.5 mm:
- one thread of Silk Merino – 75 % Merino and 25 % Silk, 800 m/100 g from @detlillefarveri
- one thread of Cashmere Lace – 100 % Cashmere, 350 m/25 g from Gepard Yarn
- one thread of Tvinni – 100 % merinould, 510 m/100 g from Isager Yarn,
- one thread of Alpaca 2 – 50 % Alpaca and 50 % Wool, 500 m/ 100 g from Isager Yarn
Knit together with:
- one thread of Silky Kid – 72 % Mohair and 28 % Silk 210 m/25 g from Kremke Soul Wool
- one thread of Kid Seta – 70 % Mohair and 30 % Silk, 210 m/ 25 g from Gepard Yarn
- one thread of Silk Mohair – 70 % Mohair and 30 % Silk, 212 m from Isager Yarn
- one thread of Soft Silk Mohair – 70 % Mohair and 30 % Silk, 225 m/ 25 g from Knitting for Olive
- one thread of hand-dyed Silk Mohair – 70 % Mohair and 30 % Silk 420 m/50 g from @detlillefarveri.
- two threads of extra thin Silk Mohair – 60 % Mohair and 40 % Silk 300 m/25 g or 240 m/20 g.
I will recommend Tussock from @purlsoho or Sensai from @itoyarn.
Knit up Casia-models in the following yarn-combinations on needle size 4 mm:
- two thread of Silky Kid – 72 % Mohair and 28 % Silk 210 m/25 g from Kremke Soul Wool
- two threads of Kid Seta – 70 % Mohair and 30 % Silk, 210 m/ 25 g from Gepard Yarn
- two threads of Silk Mohair – 70 % Mohair and 30 % Silk, 212 m from Isager Yarn
- two threads of Soft Silk Mohair – 70 % Mohair and 30 % Silk, 225 m/25 g from Knitting for Olive
- two threads of hand-dyed Silk Mohair – 70 % Mohair and 30 % Silk 420 m/50 g from @detlillefarveri.
Less expensive Silk Mohair alternatives:
- Kid-Silk – 75 % Mohair and 25 % Silk, 200m/25 g from Drops
- Silk Mohair – 75 % Mohair and 25 % Silk, 212 m/25 g from Lana Gatto
- Mohair Royal – 80 % mohair and 20 % nylon, 215 m/25 g from Lana Gatto
Some of the models earlier had the subtitle: Mohair Only. This subtitle has been deleted since the models works well in different yarn-combinations as well.



Nigrum
The Nigrum-line is:
Nigrum Cardigan
Nigrum Sweater
Nigrum Wrap
Nigrum Sweater V-neck
Nigrum Crossover
Nigrum Cropped Cardigan
Nigrum Sweater Square-line
Characteristics:
Gauge:
All models have the gauge 19 sts x 27 rows = 10 x 10 cm on either needle size 4 or 4.5 mm.
Wide neckline:
The Nigrum-line has deep or wide necklines.
Chain pattern:
The Nigrum-line has a little chain pattern emerged from the way the raglan increases are made.
Same number of sleeve-stitches:
All models, except the Eius-line, have the same number of stitches around the armhole opening, but it varies if the sleeves are knit without increases down the sleeve or not, are ¾ length, are full length, are having a little balloon effect at the wrist or not.
Knit up Nigrum-models in the following yarn-combinations on needle size 4.5 mm:
- one thread of Silk Merino – 75 % Merino and 25 % Silk, 800 m/100 g from @detlillefarveri
- one thread of Cashmere Lace – 100 % Cashmere, 350 m/25 g from Gepard Yarn
- one thread of Tvinni – 100 % merinould, 510 m/100 g from Isager Yarn,
- one thread of Alpaca 2 – 50 % Alpaca and 50 % Wool, 500 m/ 100 g from Isager Yarn
Knit together with:
- one thread of Silky Kid – 72 % Mohair and 28 % Silk 210 m/25 g from Kremke Soul Wool
- one thread of Kid Seta – 70 % Mohair and 30 % Silk, 210 m/ 25 g from Gepard Yarn
- one thread of Silk Mohair – 70 % Mohair and 30 % Silk, 212 m from Isager Yarn
- one thread of Soft Silk Mohair – 70 % Mohair and 30 % Silk, 225 m/ 25 g from Knitting for Olive
- one thread of hand-dyed Silk Mohair – 70 % Mohair and 30 % Silk 420 m/50 g from @detlillefarveri.
- two threads of extra thin Silk Mohair – 60 % Mohair and 40 % Silk 300 m/25 g or 240 m/20 g.
I will recommend Tussock from @purlsoho or Sensai from @itoyarn.
Knit up Nigrum-models in the following yarn-combinations on needle size 4 mm:
- two thread of Silky Kid – 72 % Mohair and 28 % Silk 210 m/25 g from Kremke Soul Wool
- two threads of Kid Seta – 70 % Mohair and 30 % Silk, 210 m/ 25 g from Gepard Yarn
- two threads of Silk Mohair – 70 % Mohair and 30 % Silk, 212 m from Isager Yarn
- two threads of Soft Silk Mohair – 70 % Mohair and 30 % Silk, 225 m/25 g from Knitting for Olive
- two threads of hand-dyed Silk Mohair – 70 % Mohair and 30 % Silk 420 m/50 g from @detlillefarveri.
Less expensive Silk Mohair alternatives:
- Kid-Silk – 75 % Mohair and 25 % Silk, 200m/25 g from Drops
- Silk Mohair – 75 % Mohair and 25 % Silk, 212 m/25 g from Lana Gatto
- Mohair Royal – 80 % mohair and 20 % nylon, 215 m/25 g from Lana Gatto