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Jeweled Rib Cardigan
Jeweled Rib is an elegant scoop-necked raglan cardigan that is worked top-down, seamlessly, back and forth, with the Sleeve portions worked in the round. The body begins in stockinette stitch, then transitions through three different eyelet lace ribbing sections. The sleeves are worked in simple stockinette stitch, and extend a little farther than the wrists. Please choose a bust size that allows for about 1 – 2” of positive ease. Make as many buttonholes as you wish.
Sizes XS (S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL)
Actual finished bust sizes: 36.7” (38.2”, 39.8”, 42.9”, 44.4”, 46”, 47.6”)
93cm (97cm, 101cm, 109cm, 113cm, 121cm)
Materials:
- Diamond Galway worsted weight yarn, about 958 (991, 1036, 1114, 1158, 1192, 1236) yards
- size US 8 (5.00mm) circular needles – I used 33” long
- size US 7 (4.50mm) circular needles – I used 33” long
- (optional) size US 8 (5.00mm) DPNs for working Sleeves, if you prefer
- 8 stitch markers
- scrap yarn or 2 stitch holders
Stitches & Techniques:
K (knit), P (purl), Kfb (knit front & back of same st), M1 (make 1 by any method), M1L/M1R (make 1 left/right leaning), pu&K (pick up & knit), YO (yarn over), Ktbl (knit through back loop), Ptbl (purl through back loop), provisional CO, and special lace stitch (instructions provided)
Pattern is copyrighted, including the photos. You may not sell or give away the pattern or photos, or post them anywhere for free. However, you are free to sell your completed work on a small scale, provided you state clearly in your ad or packaging that the pattern was made by Wee Sandy.
I’ve accidentally reversed Charts B and C! The written instructions are correct, but Chart C is where Chart B should be. I’ll fix this as soon as I can.
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