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Long and luscious describes this casual knit cardi in Caron Latte Cakes.
Pattern Revised & Updated on 04-15-24
Sizing Notes

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Finished Measurements

Finished design is approximately 5" (12.5cm).

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Treat your finished project right! Make sure you read the care directions closely so your hard work ages gracefully.

  • Machine Wash in Cool Water, Delicate Cycle
  • Do Not Bleach
  • Low Tumble Dry on Delicate Cycle
  • Do Not Dry Clean
  • Do Not Iron
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Free Easy Knit Sweater/Cardigan Pattern for Women

This elongated knit cardigan adds softness and flair to any look of the day - or night. Worked in one piece from the top down, the garter yoke features classic raglan shaping. The button band is worked with the body of the garment to ensure seamless continuity of the stripe pattern. It's stunning over jeans and boots, and is a fashionable alternative to a light jacket for cooler weather.

  • Reviews & Ratings

    Hi, Can you help me understand the repeat in parenthesis : Rep 1st to 2nd rows (1st to 8th rows-1st to 14th rows-1st to 24th rows) once more Is the repeat 1-8 rows, or 1to14 rows or 1-24 rows. . 246 (262-284 330) sts.

    Myrna E.1

    Another question - why the pattern changes after division for sleeves from garter stitch to knit and purl - is this for a different look? I liked how the garter stitch pattern looked so far, so why this change? Thank you.

    Natashita1

    Hello! I got to the 5th buttonhole and ran into the issue. So far buttonholes were made in 9th (uneven) row, but 5th buttonhole is in row 2 (even), so on the opposite side of the cardigan. It is unclear how the buttonhole jumped from uneven to even rows.

    Natashita2

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