Ruined Onesie, knitting pattern in Finnish

Raunioinet Onesie wool coverall is inspired by a fern species called Raunioinen. The wool coverall is knitted from top to bottom in garter stitch and completely seamless. The body part is knitted back and forth and the sleeves and legs are knitted in closed knit with circular needles. Shortened layers are knitted at the neck and back to improve the fit. The collar and front edges are knitted in hollow knit, the cuffs and legs are finished with I-cord. All borders are knitted as the work progresses. The surface pattern of the kaarroke is fern-palms, under which the kaarroke additions remain hidden. The hood is knitted last and is edged with a knitted I-cord at the same time.

The instructions are video guided. The instructions are partly in diagrams.

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NOTE! The knitting instructions are a downloadable product in Finnish. 

SIZES:
0-2 (3-6) 9-12 (18-24) months or 50-56 (62-68) 74-80 (86-92) cm

DIMENSIONS:
Chest circumference 48 (54) 60 (62) cm
Length from shoulder to ankle 46 (54) 68 (80) cm
Length from shoulder to crotch 33 (37) 44 (50) cm
Inner sleeve length 15 (17) 21 (24) cm
Inner leg length 13 (18) 24 (30) cm

STICKS AND ACCESSORIES:
3 mm circular needle, 80 cm // 2 pcs
3.5 mm circular needle, 80 cm
1 braiding stick
2 loop cables or loop holders
loop markers
6 (7) 8 (9) buttons (diameter 1.5 cm)

KNIT DENSITY:
21 sc x 44 rows = 10 x 10 cm garter stitch with 3.5 mm needles, without stretching

YARN:
John Arbon Knit by Numbers DK, 50% Merino, 50% Bluefaced Leicester (233 m / 100 g)

THREADING:
250 (300) 360 (400) g or 590 (700) 840 (940) m some other DK-strong yarn