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Knit Cardigan Pattern That Looks Like Jean

By: Jessica Los from imknitting.com
Updated June 10, 2020
Knit Cardigan Pattern That Looks Like Jean
Knit Cardigan Pattern That Looks Like Jean
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"We decided to share a great cardigan pattern with you. Although this cardigan looks like a jean jacket in style, it is a knitted cardigan and very ambitious. I share this pattern with you as I find it quite impressive. Such designs excite me and I immediately start researching to buy related yarns, I think many knitting lovers are just like me. These patterns and instructions were prepared for experienced knitters. But I think you can achieve this with some support even if you are not experienced enough. I will help you as much as possible from here. How to knit this beautiful cardigan pattern? I hope these knitting instructions will work for you. Thank you for this adorable pattern shared Nako. Good luck to all…"

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Intermediate

Knitting Needle Size8 or 5 mm

Yarn Weight(5) Bulky/Chunky (12-15 stitches for 4 inches)

Materials List

  • Moher Delicate Bulky 23287 (3 balls), 11859 (4 balls) by Nako Yarns
  • Fish-line needle No. 8 – 10
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