Icelandia Cardigan Pattern
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Mary Maxim Titan Sz 38 (80 Yds/3 Oz) MCMary Maxim Titan Sz 38 (80 Yds/3 Oz) CC
Knitting Needles Sizes U.S. 7 (4.50 mm) and 10 (6 mm)
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Icelandia Cardigan Pattern is backordered and your entire order will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
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Create this one-of-a-kind sweater from our graph-style pattern. Features set-in or raglan sleeves, shawl collar, and zipper front. Original yarn used for this kit was Mary Maxim Northland, a bulky weight that offered 80 yards per skein. We now offer a great selection of bulky yarns to suit your style, including our very own Mary Maxim Titan. Keep in mind yardage varies. Materials List: Sz 38 MC (24 oz), CC (28 oz). Sz 40 MC (28 oz), CC1 (32 oz). Sz 42-44 MC (28 oz), CC1 (32 oz). You'll need U.S. 7 (4.5 mm) and 10 (6 mm) needles bring it together. Achieve a unique look today with your own handmade Icelandia Cardigan Pattern. Fits sizes 38-40-42-44—Intermediate knit. Create matching cardigans with Ladies'/Youth and Children's patterns sold separately.
Stitch Requirements: Knit, purl, cast on, cast off, increase, decrease, repeat, stockinette stitch, colored pattern knitting method, fair isle knitting.
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It is a great Afghan but it would be easier to crochet if had the instructionsi in written form.
I really enjoyed this kit. The yarn quality is very good, and the instructions are easy to follow. There is a hyperlink to a YouTube video that I would have liked to view, but since the instructions are printed out on paper, there was no way to get to it. Also, the instructions called for a 3.75 mm hook for the plush yarn. That didn’t work for me so I sized up to a 6 mm hook. There still was enough yarn to make both the bunnies.
Very beautiful patten
I love the colors
As expected. Now i can finish my project!
Really like this yarn. Easy to work with.
I was pleasantly surprised that it matched the color of the project I'm working on exactly! I didn't have the original label for my current working yarn.
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Adorable. Easy instructions & a perfect little gift.
Love this pattern. Makes a great gift too.
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