Named Zora, meaning dawn in Serbian, this cardigan was designed with both comfort and versatility in mind — something that’s just as enjoyable to make as it is to wear. The rhythmic stitches offer a soothing, meditative experience, and the finished piece highlights the beauty of handmade texture in every detail. Whether you’re dressing it up or going casual, this cardigan is sure to become a wardrobe staple.
The pattern is suitable for advanced and adventurous beginners.
The pattern includes written instructions and a charted stitch pattern.

Sizes & measurements
The pattern is given in 10 sizes: 1 (2, 3, 4) 5 (6, 7) 8 (9, 10)
Finished bust 80 (87.5, 97.5, 112.5) 120 (137.5, 145) 165 (167.5, 175) cm / 32 (35, 39, 45) 48 (55, 58) 66 (67, 70) inch
The sweater is intended to be worn with 2.5-20 cm (1-8”) of positive ease.

Materials
Fingering weight yarn 100 g (1.76 oz) = 400 m (437 yd), 70% Linen, 30% Cashmere
Yardage 850 (990, 1125, 1335) 1415 (1550, 1740) 2010 (2115, 2240) m / 930 (1085, 1230, 1460) 1545 (1695, 1905) 2200 (2315, 2450) yd

The model in the photo, wearing a size 3, is made using Kozzko blend 100 g (1.76 oz) = 433 m (474 yd): 2 strands of linen Tolegno and 1 strand of Cashmere, Loro Piana, with 5 cm (2”) of positive ease.

Hook: 3 mm, and 2.5 mm or size needed to meet the gauge.
Scissors, 5 removable stitch markers, 5 buttons 1.5 cm (0.6″), sewing thread, a tapestry, and a sewing needle.

Please contact me if you have any questions or comments at macakorac@gmail.com. Thank you. A big thank you to Tea Berček for tech edit assistance.

If you share photos of your cardigan on IG, make sure to tag me @macakorac and use hashtags #marijakoracdesign and #ZoraCardigan, so I can see your beautiful creations!