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Little Gran Cardigan 2.0
The pattern version 1.0 was published in 2017.
In 2020 the pattern got a complete makeover
and the size range increases now up to 10y.
It’s newly tech edited by Amelia Hodsdon (@woollenwords)
and testknitted.
Description
The cardigan sure will be a wardrobes favorite. It’s a classic gender-neutral style that works well in a lot of different yarns: Wool, wool-blends, as well as cotton or linenyarns. It’s easy to layer and works for indoor and outdoor as well. The pockets are a must-have for little treasure-hunting kids.
The cardigan is worked seamlessly top down in stitch pattern. Start at the top in stitch pattern and work raglan / yoke increases as well as increases for the front neckline shape at the same time. Separate Body and sleeves by placing sleeve stitches on separate holder; continue the body including setup for pockets, and finish body with 2x2 rib. Now sleeves are worked in rounds, finished with 2x2 rib cuffs. You pick up stiches for the bands and work them in 2x2 rib. The pocket bags are worked with an afterthought pocket technique (photos are shown).
(Pattern contains the instruction for 1x1 rib for the pocket entry, the dark blue and light pink cardigan are knitted with 2x2 rib instead.)
Sizes
0-3m( 3-6m / 6-12m )(1y / 2y / 4y )( 6y / 8y / 10y)
Finished chest measurement: 52,75(56,5 / 58,5)(63,25 / 68 / 71,75)(77,5 / 80,75 / 85,25) cm
(20.75 (22.25 / 23)(25 / 26.75 / 28.25)( 30.5 / 31.75 / 33.5) inches)
-->Sizing is a guide only and you should pick the finished measurement size that is closest to the child’s measurements plus at least 5-10 cm (2-4 inches) of positive ease. Children grow quickly, so if in doubt, pick the next size up!
Needles
Circular needles to obtain gauge: one larger (recommended 3,5 mm (US 4)) and one smaller (recommended 3,0 mm (US 3)) with a length at least of 60 cm (24 inches).
Optional: double-pointed needles in both sizes (if you don’t want to work the sleeves with the magic loop method)
Spare needles for the pocket bags in larger size
Yarn
DK weight or yarn to obtain requested gauge
Eg: Lang Yarns Classico (DK; 35% merino wool, 35% polyamide, 30% cotton; 110 m (120 yds) per 50g, colourway dark navy or Drops Cotton Merino (DK; 50% wool, 40% cotton; 110 m (120 yds) per 50g, colourway light pink
Metres needed
325(380 / 440)(525 / 615 / 720)(850 / 975 / 1100)m (355(415 / 480)(575 / 670 / 785)(930 / 1065 / 1200)yds
-->Always have a bit more yarn in stock! Yardage may vary a bit from knitter to knitter, yarn to yarn!
Gauge
21 sts x 32 rows - 10 x10 cm (4 x 4 inches) for Broken Rib Pattern (BRP) with larger needle.
You need
- Stitch markers (8), Stitch holders or waste yarn, Tapestry needle,
- 4 (4 / 4)(5 / 5 / 7)(7 / 8 / 8) buttons, (diameter approx. 1 cm (0.4 inches)
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- First published: August 2017
- Page created: August 24, 2017
- Last updated: March 1, 2024 …
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