Designed to fit 14.5" dolls such as WellieWishers™, this versatile cardigan comes with three sleeve variations. It is knit all in one piece, from the top down. There are NO side seams; in fact, the only seams needed are on the underarm of the raglan sleeves. It has a special “fast and easy” eyelet cable that does NOT require a cable needle. The sweater closes in front with buttons and has a Garter Stitch or Ribbing band at the hem. The collar is worked in a seed stitch. The cable makes a wonderful detail all on it’s own or you can embellish it with embroidery & bead-work for a three dimensional effect.
The Eyelet Cable Cardigan knitting pattern from Crabapples is available in 3 fantastic sizes: 18" dolls such as American Girl®, 14.5" dolls such as WellieWishers™ and 16" A Girl For All Time® dolls.
Supplies Needed:
The cardigan is knitted with fingering yarn. Yarn and needle suggestions are provided in the pattern. (Approximately 100 yards)
-Size #1 US circular knitting needles or size to give a gauge of 8 stitches=1”
-Large tapestry needle for weaving in ends
-Embroidery floss, seed beads (optional)
-Four 3/8” buttons
-4 Stitch holders
-6 Stitch markers
-1 Row counter
-GAUGE: 8 stitches=1”
Skill Level: Easy Intermediate
What You Get: One 31 page knitting pattern that you digitally download as a PDF file so you can start your project immediately! The PDF knitting pattern provides full color step-by-step illustrated instructions. A PDF reader is required to view and print the files (example: Adobe Reader or Preview for MAC). The download link is received immediately after the transaction is complete. Print copies are NOT available.
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