OVERVIEW:
Language - English
Level - confident beginner/intermediate level. Perfect also as an introduction to intarsia knitting!
Techniques Used- The techniques you will need to know are knit, purl, 1x1 rib, knit 2 together, ssk, cast on, cast off and yarn over. The cardigan is knit up in 5 panels and is made up of 2 front panels, 1 back panel and 2 sleeves. All seamed together and then completed with a neckline that is knit by picking up stitches along the edge of the cardigan body. The sleeve cuffs are made extra long for you to be able to roll them up and you can make adjustments to the length/width of the body to fit your shape.
(if you are a relative beginner looking for a challenge, photos are included throughout and video links are included at the very end of the pattern)

SIZING:
XS to 5XL with an oversized fit.
I recommend checking the measurements thoroughly before you begin and adjusting the pattern to your body where needed or size down. The sample is knit in size S.

REQUIRED MATERIALS:
50g/130m Feeling Good Yarn by Wool and the Gang (or yarn that is similar in weight and length and is knit with 6.5mm needles.)
Buttons of your choice
The sample is knit in size S and I used 3 balls of Feeling Good Yarn in Cameo Rose and 3 in Lilac Powder.
If you would like to use a different weight of yarn, measurements are included. Each section of the pattern includes measurements in centimetres as well, for you to follow along as you’re knitting each piece.

REQUIRED TOOLS:
6.5mm knitting needles
Knitters safety pins
Crochet hook or tapestry needle
Scissors

TENSION SWATCH:
10cmX10cm = approx. 16 stitches and 19.5 rows, knit in stockinette stitch with 6.5mm needles.

This pattern is written and created by me and pattern tested by other knitters, please allow for human errors as they are inevitable. Please contact me if you have any questions or concerns, I’d be more than happy to answer your questions.

This pattern is written for personal, non-commercial use. Copy, distribution or commercial use of this pattern or any parts is not allowed.

Please tag me in your photos of your Night and Day cardigan! I’d love to see your creations :)

Happy Knitting!
Vicky xx