Introduction

This is a cardigan made with the 6-Day Kid Blanket stitches (Granny Square Edition).
It is created with two three-dimensional hexagons that are folded in half and sewn together.

This pattern is adaptable, and intended for you to design your own unique garment. It is more of a recipe than a pattern and your willingness to get creative is the key ingredient. It is possible to make this cardigan in a variety of sizes with any yarn you like. I give options to add width, length, cuffs, ribbing, button band, hood, collar, and pockets.

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Details
US Terminology
Skill Level: Easy

Finished Size: Multiple Size Options

Materials
Yardage Estimates for other weights of yarn for a hip length XL cardigan. You should add yardage for a longer or larger cardigan.

4 Weight (Worsted) 1500 yards
3 Weight (DK) 1800 yards

Since this project has so many options, the yardage required will vary from approximately 700 yards for a baby sweater up to 3000 yards for an adult sweater with additional length and a hood.

Shown in Lion Brand Scarfie in Cream/Mustard
Gauge: (4 in x 4 in) 10 sc x 10 rows
Yardage: 1250 Yards (4 balls)
Hook: Furls Odyssey J (6 mm)
Also shown in Caron O’go Big Donut Blue Velvet, and Choco Blueberry (discontinued).
Hook: Furls Odyssey I (5.5 mm)

Stitch Markers or Safety Pins
Tapestry needle