As spring arrives and the garden beckons, the Enniskerry Garden Cardigan is perfect for a walk in the sunshine. With soothing colors and a light lacy feel, this cardigan will make you feel like you are wandering through a pretty little village in the Garden of Ireland.
A surprisingly quick make, this cardigan is worked in one piece with no seaming or sewing up, and is worked from the top down. It uses only standard stitches, but keep an eye on counting when making the raglan shaping. After that, the body and sleeves will fly up.

Featured in Crochet Foundry Magazine March 2023.

Pattern for Gauge:
Row 1 (rs): MC.
Row 2 (ws): MC. Sc in 2nd ch from hook, and each ch across.
Row 3 (rs): MC. Ch 1, sc, ch 3, skip 3, sc 1. Repeat from to end.
Row 4 (ws): MC. Ch 1, sc. Sc, ch 1, sc, ch 5 in each ch-3 sp. Omit final ch 5. Sc in final sc. repeats counting both ch-1 and ch-5 sps
Row 5 (rs): C1. Drop MC from hook, pace st marker in active loop to keep secure. Join C 1. Ch 3 (counts as stitch). Work only in ch-1 sps, sk all ch-5 sps and sc. 1 dc in final sc. Fasten off, do not disconnect yarn.
Row 6 (rs): MC. Return to beginning of row without turning, draw up MC. Sc in top of ch-3, ch 3, sk shell, sc tog in ch-1 sp from row 5 and ch-5 from row 4 to raglan increase. Ch 3, sc in ch-1 between inc stitches. Repeat from to end, sc in final stitch. Turn.