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Knit this cardigan with our vintage graph-style pattern. Graph pattern includes raglan sleeves, and optional shawl, flat or windbreaker collar instructions. The original project was made with Mary Maxim Northland or Titan yarn, which had 80 yards per 3 oz skein. With the wide range of bulky yarns we carry today, including Mary Maxim Titan, you can make it your own. Keep in mind, yardage may have changed. Materials List: MC Sz 32-34 (10 skeins), Sz 36 (11 skeins), CC1 White (40 yds), CC2 Dk Grey (40 yds), CC3-4-5 Lt Grey, Gold, and Yellow (20 Yds Each), knitting needles size 6 (4.25 mm) and 9 (5.50 mm). Fits sizes 32-34-36—Intermediate knit.Â
Stitch Requirements: Knit, purl, cast on, cast off, increase, decrease, repeat, stockinette stitch, coloured pattern knitting method, fair isle knitting.Â
Pattern is available for download only and requires Adobe Reader or a similar program to view. After your purchase, you may download the pattern from your account. Please contact us if you have any questions.
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Knit this cardigan with our vintage graph-style pattern. Graph pattern includes raglan sleeves, and optional shawl, flat or windbreaker collar instructions. The original project was made with Mary Maxim Northland or Titan yarn, which had 80 yards per 3 oz skein. With the wide range of bulky yarns we carry today, including Mary Maxim Titan, you can make it your own. Keep in mind, yardage may have changed. Materials List: MC Sz 32-34 (10 skeins), Sz 36 (11 skeins), CC1 White (40 yds), CC2 Dk Grey (40 yds), CC3-4-5 Lt Grey, Gold, and Yellow (20 Yds Each), knitting needles size 6 (4.25 mm) and 9 (5.50 mm). Fits sizes 32-34-36—Intermediate knit.Â
Stitch Requirements: Knit, purl, cast on, cast off, increase, decrease, repeat, stockinette stitch, coloured pattern knitting method, fair isle knitting.Â
Pattern is available for download only and requires Adobe Reader or a similar program to view. After your purchase, you may download the pattern from your account. Please contact us if you have any questions.
