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Nameme Cardigan

Updated July 16, 2020
Nameme Cardigan
Nameme Cardigan

"This cardigan is just like being wrapped up in the embodiment of coziness! Knit in a 100% wool bulky weight yarn, it just screams soft, squishy goodness! With simple color blocking and a beautiful textured stitch in the hurdle stitch, this cardigan works up quickly. This cardigan has instructions for 8 sizes, S - 5XL. It is meant to be oversized for maximum comfort with a 4 - 7” ease. If you’d like a more fitting cardigan, make sure you knit a size down. Also, because it is meant to be oversized, make sure you knit and block your gauge swatch to make sure the yarn you’re using doesn’t grow."

Notesmake sure you knit and block your gauge swatch to make sure the yarn you’re using doesn’t grow.

Model in purple is 4’11” tall with a 35” bust, 27.5” waist, and 38” hips wearing the S size.

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Easy

Knitting Needle Size10.5 or 6.5 mm

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

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  • tapestry needle
  • circular knitting needles
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