SUMMARY: This is a woman’s round-neck, cardigan with drop-shouldered, long sleeves. It is worked in the round and features multiple bands of mainly geometric patterns – squares and triangles. A large flower pattern and ‘X’ band are worked on the lower edge and cuffs. The hemline, buttonbands, collar and cuffs are all self-faced. The buttonbands and collar are picked-up from the body stitches and worked onwards in the finishing stages. The buttonband facing is picked-up from the buttonband itself and worked onwards.

The sweater uses seven colours: one Main Colour (MC) and six Contrasting Colours (CC1 – CC6). Quantities are given for two colour versions – khaki, burgundy and rust or green, burgundy and red.

The cardigan is shown in the khaki version, while the pullover version is shown in the green version.

The pullover pattern

SIZES: Extra Small (Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large)

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS: 43¼ (45, 46½, 47¼, 48¾)”/ 110 (114, 118, 120, 124) cm

YARN REQUIREMENTS: Fine weight yarn (Sport or 5-ply): MC - 150 (150, 150, 200, 250) g / 342 (342, 342, 456, 570) yds / 312 (312, 312, 416, 520) m / 3 (3, 3, 4, 5) balls, CC1 – 150 (150, 150, 200, 200) g / 342 (342, 342, 456, 456) yds / 312 (312, 312, 416, 416) m / 3 (3, 3, 4, 4) balls, CC2, CC3, CC4, CC5 and CC6 – 100 (100, 100, 150, 150) g/ 228 (228, 228, 342, 342) yds / 208 (208, 208, 312, 312) m / 2 (2, 2, 3, 3) balls of each colour.

SHOWN IN: Dalegarn Kolibri, colour version 1 - MC - #9344 Olive, CC1 - #4336 Deep Burgundy, CC2 - #3942 Deep Beige, CC3 - #9921 Khaki, CC4 - #3536 Rust, CC5 - #8263 Hunter Green and CC6 - #0020 Ecru or colour version 2 – MC - #7936 Green, CC1 - #4246 Burgundy, CC2 - #3907 Deep Salmon, CC3 - #5836 Marine Blue, CC4 - #3808 Red, CC5 - #5755 Navy and CC6 - #9025 Yellow-Green.

CHARTS INCLUDED: 3 stitch pattern charts.

NOTIONS: 5 buttons.

This individual pattern (which includes both cardigan and pullover) can be purchased through Ravelry, or at www.DaleGarnNorthAmerica.com
Dalegarn Kolibri yarn has also been discontinued. Falk, Alpakka and Alpakka Forte are great substitutes!