Wednesday, July 30, 2008

Simple Cable Cardigan Pattern For Sale

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I designed this cardigan because I wanted to try to make cable motifs. Since I didn't want to overwhelm myself, I just added cable motifs in the neck, sleeve and waist, just enough to accentuate this cardigan.

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I love the result and I always like the versatility of cardigans. I can always wear a good cardigan when I go out at night or out shopping in a fully airconditioner departmental store.

Sizes: See measurement table. The sizing of the sweater is easy to customize. I’ve included sizing guidelines, but keep in mind that you can control the size. I also included tips how to make it fit to your own measurement. Since this is knitted from top down, you can try it as you go!

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Needle: 3.25 mm (size 3) and 3.50 (size 4) 80 cm long circular needle for Sport weight and 3.5 mm (size 4) and 3.75 mm (size 5) 80 cm long circular needle for DK.

Yarn: Sport or DK Weight

Yarn requirement:
Sport Weight: XS: 900 meter, S: 1000 meter, M: 1100 meter, L: 1200 meter, XL: 1300 meter, XXL: 1400 meter, XXXL: 1500 meter
DK Weight: XS: 750 meter, S: 800 meter, M: 880 meter, L: 960 meter, XL: 1040 meter, XXL: 1120 meter, XXXL: 1200 meter

Notion: Tapestry needle, buttons (15 pcs), marker, scrap yarn

Gauge:
Sport Weight: 25 sts and 30 rows = 4” (10 cm) in Stockinette Stitch (St st) using 3.5 mm needle or adjust the needle size to get gauge.
Double Knit Weight: 20 sts and 28 rows = 4” (10 cm) in Stockinette Stitch (St st) using 3.75 mm needle or adjust the needle size to get gauge.

Difficulty: Intermediate

All about this project in my blog

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11 comments:

Anonymous said...

Hi Lily,

I love your patterns. They are so beautiful! Is there a book to get them all?
Greetings from Germany
Ellen

Unknown said...

Oh, Lily! These are beautiful. I was so sad to learn that most of your most beautiful patterns are not on Ravelry. So many of us "drive" our pattern purchases from there - please post them so more people can see how gorgeous they are! I guarantee you will get more site traffic out of it. :-)

Cheers!

Unknown said...

And yes, you should have your own book! I am totally in love with your sweaters/cardis. The fitted detail is beautifully done!

Lily said...

Hi Alex, Thanks for the compliments. I do put my patterns on Ravelry. Here is the link: http://www.ravelry.com/designers/lily-go.

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Anonymous said...

Oui, probablement il est donc

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