Babies three colour cardigan - PDF knitting pattern - Joanna
This 8ply babies cardigan is worked in three colours. Very easy to knit, it has a round neck, set in sleeves and 1x1 rib bands. It is photographed in size 3 months.
Pattern sizes: 0 (3-6-12) months.
To fit chest: 35 (40-45-50) cm [13¾ (15¾-17¾-19¾) ins]. Actual measurement: 41 (46-52-58) cm [16 (18-20½-23) ins]. Length: 22 (26-29-33) cm [8¾ (10¼-11½-13) ins].
Yarn required: Creative Basics Esther 8ply, 100g balls@220m. 1 (1-2-2) balls Main Colour (MC-mauve). 1 (1-1-1) ball 1st Colour (C1-aqua). 1 (1-1-1) ball 2nd Colour (C2-hot pink).
Needles required: A pair of 4.00mm (UK 8, US 6) knitting needles. Wool needle for sewing up.
Other requirements: A stitch holder; 4 (5-5-6) buttons.
Tension: 22 sts and 30 rows to 10cm [4 ins] over stocking st, using 4.00mm needles.
Like the style but need a larger size? My Phoebe pattern is a similar design to this and covers sizes 2 to 8 years.
Pattern rating: Easy.
Please note that this pattern is protected by copyright and you do not have permission to copy or resell this pattern. You may, however, sell the knitted product.
Contains:
- PDF knitting pattern
- Babies 8ply cardigan
- Sizes 0 to 12 months
- Easy pattern rating
Materials you need at home:
- Yarn required Creative Basics Esther 8ply, 100g balls@220m., 1 (1-2-2) balls Main Colour (MC-mauve)., 1 (1-1-1) ball 1st Colour (C1-aqua)., 1 (1-1-1) ball 2nd Colour (C2-hot pink).
- Needles required A pair of 4.00mm (UK 8, US 6) knitting needles.
- Wool needle for sewing up.
- A stitch holder
- 4 (5-5-6) buttons.
Jennifer Lee
I have been addicted to knitting for over 35 years (I started very young!) and I love being able to take a ball of yarn and a pair of needles and make something gorgeous and individual yet practical.
As a child I designed and knitted clothes for my toy elephants (elephants are my other obsession), during high school I knitted baby clothes and sold them at local craft markets then during my university days I knitted for a local yarn shop. While knitting was my passion, at that stage I never thought of making it my career.
After spending 10 years in the medical profession I came across a job ad for a knitting pattern design writer and suddenly I realised it was possible to combine my passion with my work. I was lucky enough to get that job and I have been working as a pattern writer, pattern designer and proofreader ever since.
As well as creating my own designs, I continue to work for yarn companies in Australia and overseas.
Along with my love of knitting, I hold Diplomas in both Comprehensive Writing and Professional Book Editing, Proofreading and Publishing.
I love what I do and I hope you will enjoy knitting my patterns as much as I have enjoyed creating them.