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Top down Cardigan with Rompers
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Skill level: Intermediate
Description: Top down Cardigan with Rompers - P094
This seamless little top down cardigan would be a suitable knit for the intermediate knitter. Top can be knitted with or without sleeves. Romper is knitted in garter stitch with a small amount of seaming required. The pattern comes with schematics.
Sweater Size-- 3 to 6 months, 6 to 12 months, 12 to18 months
Romper Size-- 0 to 3 months, 6 to 9 months, 9 to 12 months
MATERIALS REQUIRED - 8ply yarn (Double knit, Light Worsted (#3) yarn was used for these garments 105m (115 yrds) per 50 gram ball
Short Sleeve Sweater-- 3 balls for first and second size, 4 balls for third size.
Long Sleeve Sweater -- 3 balls for first and second size, 5 balls for third size.
Romper -- 3 balls for first and second size, 4 balls for third size.
Size 3.75mm (US 5, UK 9) Circular needles for Top Down sweater.
One set Size 3.75mm (US 5, UK 9) double pointed needles for Top Down Sweater.
Stitch holders and markers.
3 Buttons for Top Down Sweater, 3 small buttons for Romper closure at crotch,
2 larger Buttons for Romper at top.
One pair 4.00mm (US 6 : UK 8) needles for Romper.
Tension / Gauge for Top Down Jacket — 23 sts x 30 rows = 10cm (4 in) worked in pattern on size 3.75 mm (US 5, UK 9) needles.
Tension / Gauge for Romper — 22 sts x 38 rows = 10cm (4 in) worked in garter stitch on 4mm (US 6, UK 8) 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.
- First published: December 2016
- Page created: December 10, 2016
- Last updated: August 4, 2026 …
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