Camille Lace Cardigan Knitting Pattern

By Juniper Moon Farm

Digital Download
Camille Lace Cardigan Knitting Pattern
Camille Lace Cardigan Knitting Pattern
$6.00

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Downloadable PDF, English

Specifications

Brand: Juniper Moon Farm
Yarn Weight: DK | Light Worsted
Designer: Anniken Allis
Craft: Knitting
Format: Downloadable PDF
Languages: English
Number of Patterns: 1
Pages: 4
Finished Size: To Fit Bust: 34in to 56in

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Product Description

Discover the Camille Lace Cardigan, a beautifully crafted design by Anniken Allis worked in the luxurious Juniper Moon Farm Sabine yarn. This hip-length cardigan features an all-over delicate lace pattern that knits up easier than it looks, making it a rewarding project for adventurous knitters. A subtle A-line silhouette, graceful scoop neck, and three-quarter length sleeves create a versatile piece you will reach for season after season. Available in sizes XS through 3X with finished bust measurements ranging from 34.5 to 56.5 inches, this cardigan is as inclusive as it is elegant. Whether layered over a blouse or paired with your favorite jeans, Camille brings timeless charm to any wardrobe. Download the pattern today and cast on your next favorite cardigan with yarn and supplies available at WEBS.
Camille Lace Cardigan Knitting Pattern
$6.00

Camille Lace Cardigan in Juniper Moon Farm Sabine

What is Being Made

The Camille lace cardigan is a classic hip-length knitted cardigan designed by Anniken Allis. This versatile garment features a delicate all-over lace pattern and is available in seven sizes ranging from XS to 3X, with finished bust measurements from 34½ inches to 56½ inches. The cardigan includes ¾ length sleeves and a scoop neckline, making it suitable for layering throughout various seasons. The design incorporates an A-line silhouette created through strategic use of larger needles at the lower edge, providing a flattering shape while maintaining the elegance of the lace detailing.

Techniques Used

This knitting project employs several intermediate techniques to achieve its refined finished appearance. Short rows are used in the pattern, utilizing wrap and turn methods on both knit and purl rows to create shaping without visible gaps. The pattern includes wrapping stitches on knit rows by taking yarn between needles to the front, slipping stitches purlwise, and then returning them to the left needle before turning. On purl rows, the wrap and turn technique reverses this process by taking yarn between needles to the back first. When working wrapped stitches, knitters must knit or purl the stitch and wrap together on subsequent rows to integrate the wraps seamlessly into the fabric.

The cardigan also features one-row buttonholes positioned along the front opening. These buttonholes are created by bringing yarn to the front of the work between needles and slipping stitches purlwise, allowing for a clean, functional closure that complements the lace pattern.

Stitches Used

The primary stitch structure is pattern stitch, which creates the delicate all-over lace effect characteristic of this design. The pattern is described as easy to knit, making it accessible to knitters with intermediate skills despite the lace work. The gauge for the pattern stitch is 20.5 stitches and 29 rows over 4 inches when worked on the smallest needles, establishing the density and drape of the finished fabric.

Materials

This cardigan is knitted using Juniper Moon Farm Sabine yarn in color #24 Hidecote. The yardage requirement varies by size, ranging from 3 hanks for the smallest sizes (XS and S) to 6 hanks for the largest size (3X). The pattern calls for three different needle sizes to create the A-line shaping: US 8 (5 mm) straight needles for the lower edge, US 7 (4.5 mm) straight needles for the mid-section, and US 6 (4 mm) straight needles for the main pattern work. A US 6 (4 mm) 16-inch circular needle is also required for finishing edges. Additional notions include a tapestry needle for weaving in ends, stitch markers for tracking pattern repeats, scrap yarn or a stitch holder for holding stitches, and 7 to 8 small buttons depending on size, which are spaced along the front cardigan opening for closure.

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