Simpel sweater part 2 pattern in English

About
Simpel sweater Part 2 is a simple raglan sweater. The fit is slightly oversize. The sweater is knit top-down, so you can easily adjust the length. The body and the sleeves are worked in stockinette stitch and garter stitch and is finished with (twisted) rib edges.
 
This sweater is perfect for wearing during autumn and winter.
(Model on the picture is 1.75 m / 68 inches and she is wearing size small)
 
Sizes: small S, (medium) (M), large L and (X-Large) (XL).
 
Measurements:
Sweater chest measurement: 109 (116) 121 (131) cm / 43 inch (45,6 inches) 47,6 inch (51,5 inches) —> The sizes S (M) L (XL) are intended to fit a bust measurements of approximately 85 - 90 (90 - 95) 95 - 100 (100- 110) cm / 32 - 34 (36 - 38) 40 - 42 (44 - 46) inches.
Length, centre front: 52 (52) 59 (59) cm / 20,4 (20,4) 23,2 (23,2) inches.
(This is after blocking)
Recommended needles: 7 mm and 6 mm (US size 10.5 - 11 and 10)/ 100 and 80 cm (31.5 inches and 23.5 inches). For sleeves: 40 cm (and 16 inches).
Gauge: 14 sts x 22 rows in stockinette stitch (after blocking).
Suggested yarn: 400 (450) 500 (550) gram of Peruvian Highland Wool from Filcolana (50 gram = 100 m (110 yards) (colour merlot (melange) 804) held together with 100 (100) 125 (125) Drops Kid- Silk uni colour 14 red (25 gr = 200 m).
 
Remember to make a gauge swatch. Gauge is a measure of the number of stitches in your knitted fabric per 10 cm (4") of width, and how many rows there are in a 10 cm length. This is important, so you can rely on the measurements in the pattern. Especially when you are using a different garment.
 
Before you start, read the pattern and read the instructions how to make increases, decreases and how to do the rib knitting. When you are a beginner knitter, you’ll find after the pattern instructions video’s for the basics. The sweater is more suitable for people who have knitted a sweater more often. But if you like a challenge, there is enough explanation to knit the sweater as a beginner.