Arthington
Introducing the Arthington cardigan, a uniquely designed piece that captivates knitters with its innovative construction. This stunning cardigan features a sideways knit cabled strip coupled with German short rows, expertly forming a beautiful crescent shape for the yoke detail. The Arthington is not only an interesting project to knit but also a satisfying challenge that yields a truly rewarding finished garment. With integral icord details and flattering princess line shaping, this cardigan is sure to enhance any wardrobe.
SIZE This cardigan is designed to fit a bust measurement of 32(34:36:38:40:42:44:46:48:50:52:54:56:58)" for a comfortable style. The finished chest measurements incorporate 5–10cm/2–4" of positive ease, ensuring a cozy and flattering fit for all body types.
MATERIALS You will need a worsted, light aran, or heavy DK weight yarn, with approximately 218 metres/238 yards per 100g. For the Arthington cardigan, you will require 6(6:7:7:7:8:8:9:9:9:9:9:10:10:11) skeins of 100g each. The sample shown has been beautifully knitted using The Fibre Company’s ‘Cumbria’ yarn in the lovely Buttermere colorway.
NEEDLES AND NOTIONS To create this stunning piece, you will need 4.5mm/US 7 needles suitable for both small and large diameter circular knitting. Additionally, gather 4 stitch markers and 7 buttons of 20mm/¾" size to complete your project.
TENSION/GAUGE Achieve a gauge of 21 stitches and 28 rows/rounds per 10cm/4" in blocked stocking stitch/stockinette. Don’t hesitate to adjust your needle size if necessary to reach the specified gauge, as this will ensure the best results for your cardigan.
With its combination of unique construction, stylish details, and adjustable sizing, the Arthington cardigan pattern is a must-have for knitters looking to create a standout piece that combines both fashion and comfort. Whether you are an experienced knitter looking to explore new techniques or a beginner eager to challenge yourself, the Arthington cardigan is an excellent choice for your next knitting project!
