[Carole-Jayne]

My daughter, bless her, has found a *picture* of a cardi she would like me to make....and I love it too! She doesn't remember where she got the picture from. On the top left of the picture is written"Artyarns.ru" and a google search has lead up to lots of sites for ArtYarns but nothing for patterns.
If you could help with the source I would be grateful. My daughter and I have a bet as to which one of us wins <g>
Thank you all
cj

 

[mernie]

I haven't seen the pattern, but I sure hope you find it...I want it, too.

 

[Carole-Jayne]

Oh I hear you - me 3 <g>

 

[Janet.Sar]

It's very stylish - obviously knitted left-to-right (is there a technical term for that? if so, that might be a search criteria). My guess is that if you're good at cabling, this wouldn't be too difficult - and well worth the effort. Can't help you with the pattern though, sorry.

 

[StellasKnits]

That's a gorgeous sweater!

 

[Carole-Jayne]

That's a gorgeous sweater!

It is very different isn't it? Obviously goes from sideseam to the front, but I wouldn't like to spend the time needed to make my own pattern. I hope we can get a lead - I've searched Google all morning, but so far no luck.
thanks
cj

 

[StellasKnits]

I went to artyarns.ru and looks like it's a Russian site similar to Ravelry. That's as far as I could get with the language - not sure if there are any Russians here on KP but...maybe?

 

[BeezNeez]

YarnArt.ru is a Russian website. Even with translating to English, I wasn't able to find it. Sorry. Where did she get the photo from?

I would love to have that pattern too.

 

[Carole-Jayne]

YarnArt.ru is a Russian website. Even with translating to English, I wasn't able to find it. Sorry. Where did she get the photo from?

I would love to have that pattern too.

She pinned it on penterest - but she can't find it now, not totally sure it ever was. Are you able to translate the Turkish? if you are would it be possible to send them the picture and ask them if they have it? Lots of people want it - it is pretty u nique isn't it!
Thanks
cj

 

[Loraia]

I found a pic that says that it is called a sundial cable by Isabella Bird and for sale for $89.

 

[TinaOR]

Hello there. I quite liked it too but it looks ways beyond me. I went onto Ravelry.com for a browse there. If you aren't a member already, you can join for free and search the patterns maybe for something similar. I searched for 'cabled cardigan' and there were loads.

 

[Carole-Jayne]

How on earth did you do that!!!! I bow to your ability...thank you so much. BUT I just don't seem to be able to get any further - I found one where the kit was $89 or so and was reduced to $39 or so, but it was nolonger available. Her website doesn't seem to be working. It's all so frustrating. I don't think I've ever seen a patter with the cables going that way.
Bu t thanks, I'll keep searching using your info.
cj

 

[Carole-Jayne]

This is frustrating the beejaybers out of me! Isabella Bird is the designer and the pattern is Sundial Cables --- maybe her website is defunct. Any suggestions on how I could find an out-of-date pattern for this cardi?

 

[Jill2]

Gorgeous pattern. I would love to make it also.
Please keep us posted and I will search around too.

 

[Loraia]

I used google image search. Just kept looking until I found something that was not just the image on pinterest.

 

[Loraia]

Since it looks like this is a buy the completed sweater, not available as a pattern....
Find a nice sideways constructed cardigan that you can modify and add the growing and radiating cables. This is a simple, easily modified cable. It appears that as the number of stitches between cables grows, the number of stitches in the cable grows as well. The sleeves also appear to be worked 'sideways'. The back is probably worked in plain stockinette (sideways as well).
Never underestimate your abilities. We are all much better at this stuff than we first believe.

 

[Aggie May]

My daughter, bless her, has found a *picture* of a cardi she would like me to make....and I love it too! She doesn't remember where she got the picture from. On the top left of the picture is written"Artyarns.ru" and a google search has lead up to lots of sites for ArtYarns but nothing for patterns.
If you could help with the source I would be grateful. My daughter and I have a bet as to which one of us wins <g>
Thank you all
cj

It looks like it is Yarnart.ru, not Artyarn.
It is Russian.
Have fun.
Colleen

 

[rujam]

No wonder you want to knit it, it's a lovely design. Good luck. I hope someone recognizes it.

 

[bretsfp]

Don't know but I want one! :thumbup:

 

[Mary Ellen Silver]

Obviously, when someone finds this pattern, there will be 'a run on' of this design. We knitters all love it!