This pattern has been in my head for a long time. I used to have a similar cardigan and this one doesn’t fit me anymore. It was a bought cardigan that was made by machine.
This pattern looks similar from a distance, not close up.
It is a short cardigan, fitted and just perfect for layering over a dress / shirt.
The pattern is knitted bottom-up, worked in the round.
The sleeves are worked separately and joined later with the body, then we move on to the raglan.

I thought it would be fun to design a cardigan with sock wool.
You can plan the colors in advance or get started with leftovers / scrappy yarn.
I hope you have fun knitting this cardigan!

Sizes: finished bust circumference
1 : 88 cm
2 : 95 cm
3 : 106 cm
4 : 113 cm
5 : 120 cm

Yarn:
For this sample i used Durable Soqs and size 1:

MC: 3x bombay brown 417 (tweed)
CC 1: 2x cream tan
CC 2: 1x hazelnut 2218
CC 3: 1x chestnut 406
CC 4: 1x black 325
CC 5: 1x seagrass 40

You can use all sort of sock yarn (keep in mind your gauge, go a needle size up or down)
Main color - Mc = is used for the borders

Needles and Notions:
Main fabric – 3 mm – 60 cm to 100 cm circular and preferred needles for small circumference knitting (magic loop or dpn’s)

Ribbing – 2,75 mm – 60 cm to 100 cm for hem, buttonbands and collar and preferred needles for small circumference knitting for cuffs (magic loop or dpn’s)

(Use the needle size to achieve gauge)

7x - 18mm buttons. (You can use more or less, just make what you like!)
Band for the steek.
6 stitch markers
Crochet hook or/ and sewing needle

This pattern has been tested!