Girl’s Cardigan Knitting Pattern PDF | Cable & Lace | 4 Ply | 22–30 Inch
Girl’s Cardigan Knitting Pattern PDF | Cable & Lace | 4 Ply | 22–30 Inch
Details
Knit a pretty traditional girl’s button-front cardigan featuring an attractive combination of cable and textured lace-style stitches.
The classic round-neck design has long sleeves, ribbed borders and an all-over patterned finish.
Pattern details:
- Girl’s cardigan
- 5 sizes
- To fit chest: 22, 24, 26, 28 and 30 inches (56–76 cm)
- Actual chest: approximately 24½–32½ inches
- Length from back of neck: approximately 12–19½ inches
- Sleeve seam: approximately 10–16 inches
- 4 Ply yarn
- Cable and textured stitch pattern
- Round neck
- Long sleeves
- Button front
- 6–8 buttons depending on size
- 2¾ mm and 3¼ mm knitting needles
- Cable needle
- Worked flat and seamed
The pattern provides separate back, front and sleeve instructions, with the button bands and neckband added during finishing.
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LANGUAGE: This pattern is available in English language only.
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