Ladies' & Youths' Basic Cardigan & Pullover Pattern
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Mary Maxim Titan (180 Yds/3 Oz) Sz 32Select Your Color
Ladies' & Youths' Basic Cardigan & Pullover Pattern is backordered and your entire order will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
Description
Knit these pullovers or cardigans with our vintage pattern. Knit a warm, comfy basic cardigan with a shawl, flat shawl, or windbreaker-style collar, or Pullover in either Turtle-Neck or V-neck style. Lots of sleeve options with raglan, sleeveless or set-in sleeve, and 3 optional collar styles: turtle neck, flat, or V-neck! Created originally using Mary Maxim Artik yarn with 130 yards per skein. Discover our matching bulky weight yarns, including the crowd-favorite Mary Maxim Titan, with 80 yds per 3 oz skein right here! Perfect companions for your cardigan and pullover projects. Yarn shopping just got more fun! Materials List: Sz 32 (6 skeins), Sz 34-36 (7 skeins), knitting needles size U.S. 10 (6 mm), 6 (4.25 mm), and Double Point size 6 (4.25 mm), and one heavy-weight, open-end zipper or 8 buttons.
Stitch Requirements: Cast on, knit, purl, garter stitch, bind off, stockinette stitch, increase, decrease, slip, repeat, through back loop, place marker.
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Nice collection of various ability levels - fun for everyone
Great price for a great product conveniently delivered to my mailbox. Shopping for craft supplies doesn't get easier or more affordable. There is no better place to shop.
Very chalanging.
Easy to wash. Happy with the purchase.
I love Christmas trees, cute needle stoppers.
Great tissue cover for Christmas, I'm half way done. I can't wait to set it out.
I love the way this looks! The yarn sometimes feels a bit "waxy" (for want of a better word) but otherwise it is coming together very nicely.
I have made this for my granddaughter. It is beautiful and once you get the hang of the pattern, fairly easy. I made a pillow to match. The blanket, I crocheted a trim around the blanket, one row of each colour. Finished it off beautifully!
I love it
The wool is fabulous
Unfortunately for me I was lucky enough to buy a few kits
I am working on a lovely sweater for my grand daughter
I will get to it
Love it
Do this now and loving it
Loved doing this pattern, so easy to follow
Love the feel off this yarn. I haven’t started this project yet but I have used it in other projects. So soft and washes well.
great colours, variety
I’m giving it as a gift with the Cardinal Window frame and they are perfect together.
A perfect Xmas dog lover gift!
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