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fleetwood
A cardigan to sing along with Mick Fleetwood while driving your vintage Fleetwood Cadillac. How cool would that be!
Designed for luxurious FLAXEN – a silk and linen blend – and the perfect go to cardi for luncheon dates or driving with the top down (you DO still own that Cadillac, right?) Open front allows and easy breezy attitude.
theFLEETWOODcardigan
makes dramatic use of a half-twisted rib pattern. It starts at the collar, then wraps around and ventures down the front…eventually spreading across the fronts to meet in the back. A swingy and easy cardigan to throw on and keep the chill off. If done in a warm wool, good for fall or winter in sunny climates. Row chart provided to keep track of the increases/stitch counts on each row and “tips and tricks” spreads some good ideas to make the cardigan zip along.
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- First published: September 2016
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