
I loved this pattern as soon as I saw it, loved knitting it and love how it has turned out. I really like the feel of traditonally heavier handknits being knit on larger needles with a lighter yarn - and weighing 3 1/2 oz, Featherweight lives up to its name.

I used one and a half balls of Zephyr jaggerspun laceweight on 4mm Brittany needles, changing to a circular where necessary and made full length sleeves that I intend to wear pushed up. I like them to be full length when they fall down. And I made the body longer too.
I started following the pattern and cast on exactly the stitches for the smallest size but found I didn't need to continue the raglan length quite as long. I picked up less stitches around the back neck - in fact three for every four I think and it has made it a snugger fit around the neck.


Altogether a perfect Summer cardigan, modelled beautifully by dd2 - thanks Kate.
5 comments:
Lovely cardi. I might make one myself.
That's a really lovely cardigan Kathryn.
Gorgeous! It's such a lovely colour and it truly looks Featherweight.
Oh, it looks really big hanging up, but modelled its very petite, I love it!
That looks lovely.
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