Designed by Hannah Fettig, and named after the beautiful peninsula that comprises the mainland portion of Acadia National Park, the Schoodic Cardigan is a seamless open front sweater knit out of Acadia in Amber. The body and sleeves are knit from the bottom up, then joined at the armholes for the raglan yoke shaping. An intricate cable panel and...

This pattern includes the instructions for both the hat and cowl versions of Dottie. Either way, she knits up fast!

This cardigan is worked from the bottom up as one piece until you reach the underarm edge. Then you work the fronts and back separately. The sleeves are worked separately and set it. The collar is picked up last. The second half of the collar is worked with the larger needle, allowing it to fold open.

A classic raglan pullover gets a timely update, with a cowl neck and cropped length.

Finished Measurements

Knit and purl stitches create a ribbed texture not unlike the bark of a tree.

This simple cowl features a layer of lace weight yarn, and then 2 layers of fingering weight yarn, all knit at 6 sts per inch on a US 6 needle. Light and airy, it’s a great weight for fall!

Finished Measurements

finished measurements

Note: This cardigan is worked from the top down.

This cardigan is worked from the top down.

finished measurements

Finished measurements:

Finished Measurements:

Finished measurements:

Put a bird on it!

Worked from top down.

This cardi is worked from the top down.

Worked from top down.

Worked from top down.

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Note: The Effortless Cardigan features madelinetosh tosh DK, which has a recommended gauge of 5.5 – 5 sts/inch on a US 6 – 7 needle, making it closer to a worsted weight. If you are looking to substitute yarn, I would suggest worsted weight to get the fabric right.

Sizes:

Note - This sweater is worked from the top down.

The Family Socks pattern is extremely versatile! It comes sized for children, women and men. Instructions are included for both top down and toe up knitting - whichever you prefer!

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This cardigan is worked in pieces and then assembled - back, left front, right front, and sleeves. The saddle shoulder is knit as an extension of the sleeve. To finish, you pick up and knit stitches for the collar.

Sizes

Sizes

Sizes

This cardi is worked from the top down.

This yoked cardigan is worked from the top down.

To fit chest sizes 34-36 (38-40,