As you are aware that I always writing my patterns using 2 weight yarns, fingering/4 ply/sport and DK weight. The reason is because I always enjoy knitting with lightweight yarn, but I understand that most people don’t. One exception is my Sage Cardigan Pattern. Sage Cardigan was my first pattern and the only pattern that was not written in 2 different weight yarn and not a top down pattern. Thus, I decided to redesign something similar like Sage Cardigan, but knitting using the top down method and this time I used worsted weight instead of fingering weight.

Sizes: 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, 52, 54, 56, 58, 60” Bust

Needle: 3.5 mm (size 4) and 4.00 mm (size 6) 80 cm long circular needle
Crochet Hook: 3.5 mm (E) this is to crochet the lace on the sleeves.

Note: The entire pattern is working flat, only the sleeves are working in a round

Yarn: Worsted Weight

Yarn requirement:
32”: 950 m/1055 yards,
34”: 1030 m/1145 yards,
36”: 1110 m/1235 yards,
38”: 1190 m/1325 yards,
40”: 1270 m/1410 yards,
42”: 1350 m/1500 yards,
44”: 1430 m/1590 yards,
46”: 1510 m/1680 yards,
48”: 1590 m/1770 yards,
50”: 1670 m/1855 yards,
52”: 1750 m/1945 yards,
54”: 1830 m/2035 yards,
56”: 1910 m/2125 yards,
58”: 1990 m/2210 yards,
60”: 2070 m/2300 yards.

Notion: Tapestry needle, 2 cm/ 1.5 inch buttons (4 pcs), marker, scrap yarn.

Gauge:
Worsted Weight: 20 sts and 28 rows = 4” (10 cm) in Stockinette Stitch (St st) using 4.00 mm needle or adjust the needle size to get gauge.

Difficulty: Intermediate

Pattern has 11 pages in PDF. Consist of written instruction, crochet chart for the lace edging on the sleeves and photo tutorial to do short row on the collar.

All posts about this pattern can be found here.