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Charlotte Confetti Patterned Cardigan
Charlotte is a classic cardigan with a relatively simple cut. Its eye-catching confetti pattern is distinctive. It can either be knitted using the stranded technique or subsequently embroidered by using the duplicate stitch. I used a combinationi of both techniques. But of course, you may replace the pattern by your own preferences (e. g. stripes). Charlotte is worked in single parts from bottom to top.
Sizes:
S, M, L, XL and XXL
Bust circumferences (of cardigan):
35”, 37”, 39”, 41” and 45” (= 89, 95, 100, 104 and 114 cm)
Yarn:
I used Drops Merino Extra Fine (yardage 115 yds per ball); approx 400/450/450/500/550 g light grey (# 05) and 100/100/150/150/150/200 g dark grey (# 03)
Materials:
US 6 (4 mm) circular or straight needles (or any size to obtain gauge)
7 buttons, 23 mm Ø
1 tapestry or chenille needle (in case you prefer to embroider the confetti pattern). Chenille needles have large eyes & sharp points. Tapestry needles have large eyes & duller points, and are commonly used for duplicate stitch.
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- First published: September 2015
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