Free Bernat Top Down Knit Cardigan for Child/Kids Pattern, 12 mos
Item# BRK0229-000338V
Knit this darling cardigan in your favourite color of Bernat Softee Baby.
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Free Bernat Top Down Knit Cardigan for Child/Kids Pattern, 12 mos
Item# BRK0229-000338V
Knit this darling cardigan in your favourite color of Bernat Softee Baby.
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Description
Free Intermediate Knit Sweater/Cardigan Pattern for Babies
Is family photo day coming up? She'll look like a princess in this adorable cardigan. Make it easily using your choice of colors in Bernat Softee Baby yarn. And remember, Bernat Softee Baby is OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified, so it's always safe to enjoy.
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Sizing Notes
Sizing Notes
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Care
Pattern Care
Treat your finished project right! Make sure you read the care directions closely so your hard work ages gracefully.
- Wash Hot
- Non-Chlorine Bleach
- No Tumble Dry
- Hot Iron, Prof.
- Dry Clean: Normal
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Questions & Answers
Questions
Start typing your question and we'll check if it was already asked and answered.1 - 3 of 3 QuestionsQ: row 5 when do you move the stitch marker? And each consecutive row? I keep making the same mistake. By knit to end of row, m1 k1. Slip stitch marker then m1 and knit to the next stitch marker. The right front seems right. But the left front does not.
20 days ago1 AnswerA: When you work your Top Down Cardigan, the instructions have you placing your markers on the stitches using a locking marker (and not between the stitches with a circular marker) that are in between, with the M1's on either side. After you knit the stitch, you should move the marker to the stitch you just knitted. If you are consistent on this type of marker placement, you should be OK. If you are putting a marker on the cable, you will want to M1, slip marker, then K1, M1, and that should keep the marker in the right place.
20 days agoHelpful?Q: For rows 5 and 6. Can you give explicit instructions where to put stitch marker to get the diagonal for the leaves to slant left and right. And where there are 28 stitches for the back. Does that stay 28 or also increase
a month ago1 AnswerA: The Top Down Knit Cardigan for Child/Kids features a raglan sleeve construction. In the 3rd row, the instructions state to place four locking stitch markers on specific stitches. These are the raglan stitches which will have increases on either side of the stitch when knitting the yoke. Alternately, you can slip stitch markers around each side of this stitch; you will just need to remember to M1 before slipping the first marker, K1, slip second marker, M1. 3rd row: K14 (15-15-17). M1. K1 (place marker on last st). — Right Front of cardigan M1. K13. M1. K1 (place marker on last st). — Right Sleeve of cardigan M1. K28 (30-30-34). M1. K1 (place marker on last st). — Back of cardigan M1. K13. M1. K1 (place marker on last st). — Left Sleeve of cardigan M1. K14 (15-15-17). 94 (98-98-106) sts. — Left Front of cardigan Each of the Front panels will increase one stitch per increase row (+1 stitch) while each Sleeve and the Back will increase by two (+2 stitches) per increase row. We hope you find this additional information helpful.
27 days agoHelpful?Q: can this be made with long sleeves
a month ago1 AnswerA: You absolutely can knit the Top Down Cardigan with long sleeves! However, advising you as to the details for your sleeves is beyond the scope of support we are able to provide.
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