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Cold Snap & Winter is Coming
Cold Snap & Winter is Coming by Joanne Scrace
Set of 2 Printed crochet cardigan patterns
Note From Designer:
Every single year I have the same problem: the weather turns really cold and I want a new handmade jumper RIGHT AWAY! I never seem to be able to think ahead to start making it in while the sun is still shining in summer. Even as the leaves start to turn and fall, but the days are still warm, I’m still in denial. The Cold Snap Cardigan solves this problem nicely, it can be whipped up in a weekend holding the DK strands double. This cardigan, with its generous pockets became my wardrobe, it got worn with everything from dresses to pyjamas.
But I began to crave another version, a slightly lighter one. Winter is Coming has all the same elements and fit as the Cold Snap Cardigan but is a little bit lighter, using just one strand of DK weight yarn. Because of this it will take a little longer to work up but its still a pretty quick make. I’ve also added more size options in between the sizes as the smaller stitches made it possible.
Cold snap-Additional Information:
Sizes:
4 sizes with variations for arms, back and chest
Yarn:
DK Weight: 250m/100g
1715 - 2972 m total
recommended from our yarn range: Devonia DK (John Arbon Textiles) or Milburn DK (Eden Cottage Yarns)
Tools:
9mm hook
6mm hook
7 removable stitch markers
Gauge to 10cm (blocked) :
rib: 20 sts & 16 rows
pattern: 16 sts & 10 rows
Winter is coming-Additional Information:
Sizes:
9 sizes with variations for arms, back and chest
Yarn:
DK Weight: 225m/100g
1280 - 3109 m total
recommended from our yarn range: Devonia DK (John Arbon Textiles) or Milburn DK (Eden Cottage Yarns)
Tools:
5.5mm hook
4mm hook
x11 removable stitch markers
Gauge to 10cm (blocked) :
rib: 12sts & 8 rows
pattern: 8 sts & 7 rows
Cold Snap & Winter is Coming by Joanne Scrace
Set of 2 Printed crochet cardigan patterns
Note From Designer:
Every single year I have the same problem: the weather turns really cold and I want a new handmade jumper RIGHT AWAY! I never seem to be able to think ahead to start making it in while the sun is still shining in summer. Even as the leaves start to turn and fall, but the days are still warm, I’m still in denial. The Cold Snap Cardigan solves this problem nicely, it can be whipped up in a weekend holding the DK strands double. This cardigan, with its generous pockets became my wardrobe, it got worn with everything from dresses to pyjamas.
But I began to crave another version, a slightly lighter one. Winter is Coming has all the same elements and fit as the Cold Snap Cardigan but is a little bit lighter, using just one strand of DK weight yarn. Because of this it will take a little longer to work up but its still a pretty quick make. I’ve also added more size options in between the sizes as the smaller stitches made it possible.
Cold snap-Additional Information:
Sizes:
4 sizes with variations for arms, back and chest
Yarn:
DK Weight: 250m/100g
1715 - 2972 m total
recommended from our yarn range: Devonia DK (John Arbon Textiles) or Milburn DK (Eden Cottage Yarns)
Tools:
9mm hook
6mm hook
7 removable stitch markers
Gauge to 10cm (blocked) :
rib: 20 sts & 16 rows
pattern: 16 sts & 10 rows
Winter is coming-Additional Information:
Sizes:
9 sizes with variations for arms, back and chest
Yarn:
DK Weight: 225m/100g
1280 - 3109 m total
recommended from our yarn range: Devonia DK (John Arbon Textiles) or Milburn DK (Eden Cottage Yarns)
Tools:
5.5mm hook
4mm hook
x11 removable stitch markers
Gauge to 10cm (blocked) :
rib: 12sts & 8 rows
pattern: 8 sts & 7 rows