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Skill level: Intermediate

Description: Alscot Cardigan - P305

This lightweight cardigan is worked from the bottom up in one piece with options for sleeves to be worked flat or in the round. A delicate pattern with a v-neck edge makes this the perfect throw-over for the warmer weather.

A reflection from one of our earlier designs, where nature’s texture and colour palette are thoughtfully considered in the making.

SIZES
A -- 3 months
B -- 6 months
C -- 12 months
D -- 2 years
E -- 4 years

YARN REQUIRED
Drops Baby Merino Uni Colour Superwash treated extra fine merino wool. 5 ply/sport. 175 metres / 191 yards per 50 gram ball.
Colour: 44 Powder

A -- 88 grams / 309 metres / 337 yards
B -- 103 grams / 364 metres / 398 yards
C -- 117 grams / 412 metres / 450 yards
D -- 148 grams / 519 metres / 566 yards
E -- 171 grams / 600 metres / 654 yards

NEEDLES REQUIRED
3 mm (US 2.5 : UK 11) circular needle 40 cm (16 in)
One set 3 mm (US 2.5 : UK 11) double-pointed needles, if working the sleeves in the round.
One pair 3 mm (US 2.5 : UK 11) straight needles, if working the sleeves flat.

OTHER MATERIALS
4 stitch markers
1 button

TENSION / GAUGE
26 stitches x 34 rows / rounds = 10 cm (4 in) worked in st st on 3 mm (US 2.5 : UK 11) needles

My knitting patterns do NOT come with guided tutorials, nor do I provide one on one guidance. When purchasing any of my patterns it is assumed that you are either and Intermediate / Advanced knitter and can follow and read a knitting pattern. My patterns have been test knitted and professionally technical edited and are written out in full, following universally acceptable instructions and knitting abbreviations . All patterns are clearly marked for the Intermediate knitter/ or the Advanced Knitter/ or the Beginner knitter, and to the best our knowledge are as correct as humanly possible.