Knitting pattern for Camille Cardigan A classic v-neck cardigan knitted from the top down, back and forth. A super fine pearl rib pattern gives a nice texture to the cardigan. A simple, beautiful and straightforward classic cardigan with raglan sleeves and a good fit, which you cannot do without in your wardrobe. It is knitted in the softest angora and merino wool yarn, our Önling No 1 and can also be knitted in Önling No 3, our 100% organic heavy merino wool. The pattern is a PDF file. Immediately after purchase you will be able to download the pattern directly from the purchase confirmation page. You will also receive an e-mail with a link to your pattern, and the pattern will be available here at the site via your personal account - so remember to create an account :-) Read more about digital knitting patterns here. Designed by Katrine Hannibal for Önling. Sizes (XS)S(M)L(XL)2XL(3XL) MeasurementsBust circumference: (90)98(104)110(115)123(135) cm / (35½)38½(41)431/4(451/4)481/4(531/4) inchesCenter back length: (63)64(65)66(67)68(69) cm / (24¾)251/4(25½)26(261/4)26¾(271/4) inchesUnder sleeve length: (46)46(46)46(45)44(43) cm / (18¼)18¼(18¼)18¼(17¾)17¼(17) inches Materials Önling No 1(350)400(450)450(500)500(550) g / (7)8(9)9(10)10(11) balls Önling No 1, 75% merino wool, 25% angora, 50 g = approx. 197 yards (180 meters), weight: DK / WorstedWorked with one strand throughout. Materials Önling No 3(500)550(650)650(700)700(750) g / (10)11(13)13(14)14(15) balls Önling No 3, 100% heavy organic merino wool, 50 g = approx. 145 yards (133 meters), weight: DK / WorstedWorked with one strand throughout. Recommended circular needles and double pointed needle sizes 3½ and 4 mm / US 4 and 6. 8 markers6 - 9 pcs 15 mm Liberty buttons from Önling Gauge 21 sts and 31 rows in stockinette stitch on needle 4 mm / US 6 = 10 x 10 cm / 4 x 4 inches ProcedureThe cardigan is knitted from the top down, back and forth. Increases are made at the raglan and at the beginning of every 4th row, to form the v-neck. Knit the rest of the yoke with increases at the raglan, after which the work is divided and sleeve and body are finished separately.
