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Here’s a link to the one on Etsy:
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Chunky Cardigan Knitting Pattern for Women Buttoned Cardigan - Etsy
This Tutorials item by ThroughTheStitch has 806 favorites from Etsy shoppers. Ships from United States. Listed on Feb 25, 2023
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Interesting description!Here’s a link to the one on Etsy:
Chunky Cardigan Knitting Pattern for Women Buttoned Cardigan - Etsy
This Tutorials item by ThroughTheStitch has 806 favorites from Etsy shoppers. Ships from United States. Listed on Feb 25, 2023
Near the beginning, it says for beginners, but farther down, it says intermediate!
Can it be found on Ravelry, just to compare notes with others who’ve attempted it?
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It is on Ravelry, as are her other patterns Electra Cardigan pattern by Katerina Amprikidou
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Thank you to you all. Each of you gave me a different part to the puzzle. I now have every resource I need. Leave it to KPers to provide the perfect answers so very promptly. 💕It is on Ravelry, as are her other patterns Electra Cardigan pattern by Katerina Amprikidou
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Interestingly on her website the designer say the increases and decreases are for the beholder beginner the rest is for intermediate. ?????
Name on Ravelry: JessicaJean, no hyphen, no space.
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Two years since publication.It is on Ravelry, as are her other patterns Electra Cardigan pattern by Katerina Amprikidou
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One project made with two strands of worsted weight yarn.
Were I looking to make such a sweater, I would look for a similar design which has more successfully completed projects, but that’s just me.
You make a lot of sense.
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Ideas from patterns in my Ravelry library:
Draw pattern by Amy Christoffers
Draw is an ultra cozy open-front cardigan knit with Berroco Ultra Alpaca. Draw is a top down seamless design featuring a knit-purl textured pattern worked into the oversized shawl collar.
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Astor pattern by Norah Gaughan
This sweater flatters everyone--a stunning cabled front, shortened sleeves and deep pockets, it can be wrapped, folded and styled to suit anyone!
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Three more to consider
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Nimbus pattern by Berroco Design Team
A cropped cardigan with a cozy shawl collar and bold garter stitch accents. (Berroco)
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Iced pattern by Carol Feller
Come join other knitters working on this cardigan here.
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Superbulky Grandpa pattern by Joji Locatelli
Superbulky yarns can be intimidating, and finding the perfect pattern is always difficult… But working with them is such a joy.
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How very generous of you. Great choices.Ideas from patterns in my Ravelry library:
Draw pattern by Amy Christoffers
Draw is an ultra cozy open-front cardigan knit with Berroco Ultra Alpaca. Draw is a top down seamless design featuring a knit-purl textured pattern worked into the oversized shawl collar.
Astor pattern by Norah Gaughan
This sweater flatters everyone--a stunning cabled front, shortened sleeves and deep pockets, it can be wrapped, folded and styled to suit anyone!
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I have knit the Iced by Carol Feller. Knit up very quickly and I love the pattern. Unfortunately I used really poor yarn and it's a little too big, but I definitely plan to make it again. Thanks to JJ for posting alternative suggestions which have now further enlarged my Favorites on Ravelry!!!
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Thank you for the comment, it’s high on my list for next project.
You are so kind thank you.Three more to consider
Nimbus pattern by Berroco Design Team
A cropped cardigan with a cozy shawl collar and bold garter stitch accents. (Berroco)Iced pattern by Carol Feller
Come join other knitters working on this cardigan here.Superbulky Grandpa pattern by Joji Locatelli
Superbulky yarns can be intimidating, and finding the perfect pattern is always difficult… But working with them is such a joy.
ive learned it’s not worth using economy quality wool. All Your hard work goes to waste. I try to buy good quality at best prices.
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I agree! This was one of the first sweaters that I made. I learned a lot and it was a fairly quick project. I have gotten a lot of use from it just wearing it around the house to keep warm! But when I make another, I will pay more attention to the quality of the wool and size the pattern better!
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