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🍁 Why You’ll Love Skaanevik Sweater

The Skaanevik Sweater by Knit by Siv (Siv Kristin Olsen) is a cozy, oversized pullover inspired by the peaceful cabin community of Skaanevik. Designed with comfort and simplicity in mind, this sweater is an enjoyable project that combines soft merino wool with luxurious mohair for an incredibly warm and lightweight finish.

Its relaxed fit, seamless construction, and timeless Scandinavian style make it a perfect garment for chilly autumn days and cold winter evenings. Whether you’re knitting your first oversized sweater or adding another handmade favorite to your wardrobe, this pattern offers an enjoyable and rewarding experience.

🧶 Pattern Highlights

Designer: Siv Kristin Olsen (Knit by Siv)

Category: Sweater → Pullover

Construction: Seamless sweater worked in the round using two yarns held together.

Skill Level: Easy to Intermediate

Sizes Available: S, M, L, XL

Finished Bust Measurements: 104 (111, 118, 125) cm

Finished Length: 55 (57, 59, 61) cm

Style: Relaxed Scandinavian-inspired oversized sweater with a soft and airy texture.

This pattern is an excellent choice for knitters looking for a stylish everyday sweater that works up quickly using super bulky fabric created by holding two yarns together.

📏 Materials & Tools

To knit the Skaanevik Sweater, you’ll typically need:

Yarn:

Concept by Katia Ultralight Merino
Rauma Plum (Superkid Mohair)

These two yarns are held together throughout the project to create a soft, fluffy, and lightweight fabric.

Needles:

7.0 mm circular needles (40 cm and 90 cm)
US 13 / 9.0 mm circular needles (40 cm and 90 cm)

Gauge:

Approx. 11 stitches and 14 rows = 10 cm (4″) in pattern stitch using one strand of each yarn held together.

Yardage:

Approximately 601–722 yards (550–660 meters) depending on the selected size.

Materials Used:

300 (300, 300, 350) g Concept by Katia Ultralight Merino (Colour 054)
125 (125, 150, 150) g Rauma Plum Superkid Mohair (Colour 030 Beige)
25 g Rauma Plum Colour 009 Olive
25 g Rauma Plum Colour 097 Mustard
25 g Rauma Plum Colour 026 Rust

The combination of lace-weight mohair and bulky merino creates a lofty super bulky fabric that is exceptionally warm without feeling overly heavy.

🍂 What Makes This Sweater Special

The Skaanevik Sweater takes its name from the beautiful place where the designer’s family has their cabin, reflecting the warm, welcoming feeling the garment is meant to provide. Its simple construction makes it approachable while still producing an elegant, modern result.

Using two complementary yarns held together creates a unique texture that is both soft and airy. The seamless construction minimizes finishing work, allowing knitters to spend more time enjoying the knitting process and less time sewing pieces together.

Its oversized silhouette makes it ideal for layering over shirts or lightweight sweaters, making it a practical addition to any cold-weather wardrobe.

👕 Style & Wear Tips

Pair your Skaanevik Sweater with jeans, leggings, or wool trousers for a relaxed everyday look.
Neutral shades create a timeless Scandinavian aesthetic, while the olive, mustard, and rust accents add beautiful seasonal character.
Gently block your finished sweater to smooth the stitches and enhance the airy drape of the fabric.
Layer it over a collared shirt or turtleneck for extra warmth during the colder months.