Juniper Moon Farm Cardigan Knitting Pattern

By Juniper Moon Farm

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Juniper Moon Farm Cardigan Knitting Pattern
Juniper Moon Farm Cardigan Knitting Pattern
Juniper Moon Farm Cardigan Knitting Pattern
Juniper Moon Farm Cardigan Knitting Pattern
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Specifications

Brand: Juniper Moon Farm
Yarn Weight: DK | Light Worsted, Sport
Designer: Lynette Meek
Craft: Knitting
Format: Downloadable PDF
Techniques and Construction: Bottom Up, Lace, Seamless, Stripes, Worked Flat
Pattern Code: J174-02

Product Description

Fallow Fields from Juniper Moon Farms is a unique combination of a shawl and an open-front cardigan, giving you the style and wrap-able coverage of both! This project combines three colors of Summer Solstice yarn into a sleeveless garment that adds color and coverage without too much warmth thanks to the drapey blend of linen, cotton, and viscose. Fallow Fields is knit flat in one piece with integrated openings for the armholes and a fringe cast-on and bind-off for an extra bit of flair. Simple eyelet lace frames different color sections and alternating texture patterns add interest to your finished project as well. Stitch patterns are both charted and written out.

Sizes:
One Size
Finished Measurements: 56” wide and 32” deep
Yarn Requirements: Juniper Moon Farm Summer Solstice (48% Linen/ 24% Cotton/ 24% Viscose/ 4% Polyester; 100g/295yds)
    Color A – 3 balls, shown in #11 Fallow (WEBS does not carry this color)
    Color B – 2 balls, shown in #13 Goldenrod (WEBS does not carry this color)
    Color C – 1 ball, shown in #16 Dewberry
Needles: US 5 (3.75mm) 47” circular
Hook: US E/4 (3.50mm) for finishing armholes)
Gauge: 23 sts = 4” in charted pattern, after blocking
Juniper Moon Farm Cardigan Knitting Pattern
$6.00

Juniper Moon Farm Fallow Fields Jacket

Garment Overview

The Fallow Fields jacket is a sophisticated lace cardigan designed by Lynette Meek as part of the Country Collection. This knitted garment features a modern, elegant construction with finished measurements of approximately 56 inches wide and 32 inches deep, making it a versatile layering piece suitable for various occasions and seasons.

Construction Method

This cardigan is worked using a bottom-up, seamless construction approach. The garment is worked flat on circular needles, allowing for even tension and precise shaping throughout the project. The seamless construction eliminates the need for seaming, resulting in a polished, professional finish with minimal finishing work required.

Lace and Stitch Techniques

The Fallow Fields jacket showcases intricate lace patterning that creates visual interest and texture throughout the design. The pattern incorporates striped elements that work in conjunction with the lace motifs, adding depth and dimension to the finished piece. The combination of knit and purl stitches creates a sophisticated interplay of texture, with rows alternating between stockinette sections and reverse stockinette areas to define the lace pattern structure.

The stitch pattern demonstrates careful construction with repeating sequences. For example, the pattern features sections worked as (p2, k6) repeats across the row, interspersed with central pattern areas that create focal points in the design. This methodical approach ensures consistent patterning and allows knitters to develop a rhythm while working through the rows.

Yarn and Materials

The Fallow Fields jacket is designed to be worked in Juniper Moon Farm Summer Solstice yarn, a premium yarn choice that contributes to the garment's refined appearance. The project requires:

  • Color A (Fallow): 3 skeins of 100g each
  • Color B (Goldenrod): 2 skeins of 100g each
  • Color C (Dewberry): 1 skein of 100g

The three-color palette creates a harmonious, sophisticated color story with warm and cool tones that complement one another.

Tools and Equipment

Construction of the Fallow Fields jacket requires:

  • Size US 5 (3.75mm) circular needles measuring 47 inches long for the main body work
  • Size US E-4 (3.5mm) crochet hook for finishing armhole edges
  • Stitch markers for tracking pattern repeats and shaping

The use of circular needles allows for seamless construction and accommodates the large stitch counts required for this garment's generous width.

Gauge and Finishing Details

The project is worked at a gauge of 23 stitches over 4 inches in 10 centimeters when measured over the lace pattern after blocking. Achieving proper gauge is essential for obtaining the correct finished measurements and ensuring the lace pattern displays as intended. Blocking is recommended to open up the lace work and achieve the designed dimensions.

The crochet hook is specifically employed for finishing the armhole edges, providing a professional, refined edge treatment that complements the overall construction method.

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