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Caroline Cardigan
With the Caroline cardigan, I’ve aimed for a feminine feel with modern versatility. A slightly slouchy shape and low V-neck gives it a vintage vibe that is easy to style with well-laundered retro dresses and blouses. Its simple eyelet stitch pattern creates an airy quality that’s perfect between seasons. Transitional knits have always been fascinating to me, both to make and to wear. I love how they do double duty as layering pieces all year round.
CAROLINE is worked seamlessly from the top down and features raglan shaping and hemmed edges.
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FINISHED MEASUREMENTS:
(After blocking)
33-3/4” (37-3/4”, 42”, 45-3/4“, 50, 54, 57-3/4)”
at bust
4“ of positive ease is recommended.
SUGGESTED YARN:
MillaMia Naturally Soft Merino Sport (100%
virgin merino) 50g/136 yds; 9 (10, 12, 14, 15, 17,
18) balls #165 Rain.
NEEDLES:
US 4 (3.50 mm) circular (cir) needle 40”, set of
double pointed (dpn).
US 2 (3.00 mm) circular needle 40”.
TOOLS/NOTIONS:
6 buttons, 3/8“.
4 ring markers, 6 removable stitch markers.
2 yds waste yarn.
GAUGE:
24 sts x 32 rows = 4” in Ridged Eyelet Pattern
on larger needles.
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