Loops and Lace Cardigan Pattern
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Mary Maxim Mellowspun (284 Yds/3.5 Oz) Size 4Crochet Hook size G/6 (4 mm).
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Descripción
Descripción
Create an elegant, beautifully crafted cardigan for your little girl with our exclusive pattern, designed to wrap her in warmth and timeless charm. The pretty edgings and softly textured stitches give this piece a refined, graceful look, making her feel truly special each time she wears it. The cardigan offers a light, gentle drape while still keeping her comfortably warm. It’s the perfect layer for cool days, adding a touch of cozy comfort with style to her everyday outfits. Worked in Mary Maxim Mellowspun—our best-selling DK/sport‑weight yarn with 160 yards per 1.75 oz skein at the time. Shop our extensive lines of sport yarns, keeping in mind yardages will vary. Materials List: Sz 4 (4 balls), Size 6-8 (7 balls), and crochet hook size G/6 (4 mm). Fits child sizes 4-6-8—Intermediate crochet.
Stitch Requirements: Chain, single crochet, double crochet, decrease, increase, repeat, V-stitch.
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I made an afghan for a friend with the watermelon yarn and it turned out really pretty. The yarn was very easy to crochet with and I loved the very vivid colors.
Very nice yard very good quality thanks
Nice yarn to work with, interesting pattern
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Love this yarn
Love this yarn! So soft and works up beautifully!
I haven’t made this pattern yet but I assume it will be just great like the other patterns
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I love it, fits the bigger sz balls of yarn so well, and extra pockets to keep hooks & needles in.
I love working with this yarn.
I love the Caron One Pounder yarn for my afghan projects. I use this deep blue for my American Flag afghan with the red and white. Nice texture and give to the yarn!
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