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Put On This Amazingly Elegant Knitted Ladies Cardigan For Any Occasion
Choose this fabulous Elegant Knitted Ladies Cardigan whenever you need a classy look. This fancy cardigan will be your perfect partner for busy days in the office and for a family get-together as well.
It could be an excellent gift idea for any of your female friends or relatives.
This knitting project is ideal for more advanced knitters, who have previous experience with lace knitting charts.
Not familiar with lace knitting charts? Check out our tutorial here: How To Read A Lace Knitting Chart
This fully-detailed instruction given in this FREE knitting pattern comes in five main US women sizes: 4-6 – 8-10 – 12-14 – 16-18 – and finally 20-22.
In case you are using the UK womenswear sizes, it is 8-10 – 12-14 – 16-18 – 20-22 – and lastly 24-26
This fantastic design of this wonderful knitted cardigan is a great creation from the team over at knitted-patterns.com.
You are able to access this FREE pattern for this superb garment over at the knitted-patterns.com’s website.
To access this FREE knitting pattern for this delightful ladies cardigan with its elegant design, click on the link here: Elegant Ladies Cardigan Pattern.
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This is very difficult not like a regular cardigan but two halves knit then joined and sleeves knit separately. Suggest you read the pattern as many times as it takes to get it into you head then start–will save a lot of confusion. Fortunately, I am currently knitting a cardigan that is equally complicated starting at the nape of the neck forming a collar band and working down–this is knitting up and around (see layout). Complicated just means more fun! It’s one of my next projects!