Spring Tide is a simple cardigan / jacket with a comfortable and relaxed boxy fit and minimal shaping, that was inspired by the fishing nets you can see piled up at the harbours of my villages scattered along the West Coast of Ireland. The body of the cardigan features a striking yet very simple and intuitive cable design framed by a simple 2x2 broken rib. LANGUAGE: English CHECK MORE DETAILS AND PURCHASE ON RAVELRY: Ravelry The body of the cardigan is worked flat, bottom up, and the sleeves are picked up from the armholes and worked in the round. This cardigan has no neck shaping that makes the front panels sit higher than the back. The measurements listed below are for the final cardigan after washing and blocking. The pattern comes in 9 sizes (1, 2, 3) (4, 5, 6) (7, 8, 9) with finished body circumference (with front bands overlapping) (102, 113, 122) (130.5, 142, 150.5) (159.5, 170.5, 179) cm / (40.75, 45.25, 48.75) (52.25, 56.75, 60.25) (63.75, 68.25, 71.5) inches and is meant to be worn with a generous positive ease of 20 - 40 cm / 8 - 16 inches at the bust. The wearer is 162 cm / 5‘4” with 90 cm / 36 inches bust. Sample 1 (Light grey) is shown in Size 3 with the positive ease of 32 cm / 12.75 inches. Sample 2 (Rust brown) is shown in Size 4 with the positive ease of 40.5 cm / 16.25 inches. YARNSample 1 (light grey): Cascade 220, 100% wool, col. Doeskin Heather, 100 grams – 200 meters / 220 yardsSample 2 (rust brown): LITLG Woolly Worsted, 70% wool, 30% mohair, col. Autumn, 100 grams – 200 meters / 220 yards YARN SUBSTITUTIONOther worsted weight yarn to achieve gauge YARDAGE(1075, 1238, 1319) (1400, 1562, 1680) (1796, 1915, 2120) meters / (1176, 1354, 1443) (1532, 1709, 1838) (1965, 2095, 2319) yards Yardage includes extra yarn for swatching. Please note that your yarn consumption will depend on your yarn choice, gauge, the length of your finished garment and any other alterations you might make to the pattern GAUGE24 sts / 26 rows per 10 cm / 4 inches in the cable pattern flat on larger needles after washing and blocking 18 sts / 26 rows per 10 cm / 4inches in 2 x 2 broken rib pattern flat and in the round on larger needles after washing and blocking NEEDLES• Size A Circular needles - 4 mm (US 6) for ribbing• Size B Circular needles – 4.5 mm (US 7) or other to achieve gauge in the cable pattern flat Please note that needle size is just a suggestion, you might need to change the size of your needles to achieve gauge NOTIONSSmooth waste yarn, tapestry needle, measuring tape, 6 stitch markers, row counter, scissors, cable needle (optional) TECHNIQUES USEDLong tail cast on (or any other stretchy cast on method of your choice)Any stretchy bind off method of your choiceKnit / PurlKnitting flat and in the roundReaching charts2/2 cablesKnit decreasesPicking up and knitting stitches from the selvage edgeSeaming shoulders with mattress stitch
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