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Product Description
This rustic little cardigan was inspired by a Japanese Haori; they are loose and comfortable to wear, hang a little long on the body with wide sleeves and a deep collar. I took the things I liked about Haoris add remixed them to suit the modern little kid. It is easy to wear and super cozy!
I chose to add contiguous pockets to house my daughter’s treasures, but the cardigan can be made without the pockets if preferred. The yardage estimates given assume pockets; if you don’t want pockets, you can get away with a bit less yardage.
Sizes: 0 – 3 mo (6 – 9 mo, 12 mo, 18 mo) (2T, 3T, 4T) (6, 8, 10) (12, 14, 16) to fit the following actual bust measurements:
Size | Bust inch/cm | Size | Bust inch/cm |
0 – 3 month | 16”/40.5 cm | 6 years | 25”/63.5 cm |
6 – 9 month | 17”/43 cm | 8 years | 26.5”/67 cm |
12 month | 18”/45.5 cm | 10 years | 28”/71 cm |
18 month | 19”/48 cm | 12 years | 30”/76 cm |
2 toddler | 21”/53 cm | 14 years | 31.5”/80 cm |
3 toddler | 22”/56 cm | 16 years | 32.5”/82.5 cm |
4 toddler | 23”/58.5 cm |
Yarn: 250 (350) (550) (850) (1100) yards/230 (320) (500) (775) (1000) meters of Aran – light bulky weight yarn. Sample shown in Rowan Cocoon colorway Lavender Ice.
Needles: Size US 10/6 mm circular needle with a long (40”/100 cm) cable and double-point needles (optional, if preferred to work in the round), or size needed to obtain gauge.
Gauge: 15 stitches x 22 rows = 4”/10 cm square in Stockinette stitch.
Notions: 1 small stitch holder, waste yarn, 5 split-ring/locking stitch markers, blocking mat, wires, t-pins, and 2 – 5 medium-sized buttons.
Techniques: Knitting in the round, short rows, provisional casting on, and the Contiguous Pocket Method (https://youtu.be/PMmnYjKSBbQ – optional).
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