Cardigan Grace by Astrid Tueting in Yarnadelic

Cardigan Grace is a beautiful and light cardigan design by Astrid Tueting. With a lace yoke inspired by Japanese Knitting Art patterns, this cardigan is perfect for casual wear or a more dressed up look with a skirt or dress.

The Cardigan Grace is knit with John Arbon Yarnadelic yarn which is a sport weight yarn that is 100% wool from Corriedale sheep. Your finished cardigan will be a soft, smooth, and lightweight for any occasion! 

This Yarn Set Includes:

• 3-6x 100g skeins of John Arbon Yarnadelic (select size and colorway)
• The Woolly Thistle Large Project Tote
  
• The Woolly Thistle stitch marker *selection varies

This yarn set does not include the pattern which can be purchased directly from the designer: Cardigan Grace by Astrid Tueting

Buttons are not included in this yarn set and you can browse our button offerings here: Norwegian Pewter Buttons.

Construction notes from designer: The cardigan is constructed top-down. One starts in the middle of the front. The sweater is worked back and forth. The neckline shaping is done through a few German Short Rows. Then the Lace pattern is knitted according to the given chart. The chart shows all the necessary increases. Thereafter, raglan increases are worked for a comfortable fitting. Now sleeves and body are separated.
The body is worked in one piece in rows up to your desired length. Afterward, sleeve stitches are taken back onto the needle and finished in rounds. The complete garment is edged with an I-Cord.

Sizing: 

Recommended positive ease: 2–4”
Chest width of finished garment: 36½-40-42-45-48½-53-58½"

Kit Splits as Follows:

Size 1: Up to 36.5" (3 skeins)
Size 2: Up to 45" (4 skeins)
Size 3: Up to 53" (5 skeins)
Size 4: Up to 58.5" (6 skeins)

Learn more about and see our full line of John Arbon Yarnadelic!

As always, it is important to manage gauge to ensure you will have enough yarn.  If you are worried you can purchase an extra skein! Please remember that every effort is taken to represent the true colors of the yarn and that monitor settings will vary.