| Cozy and warm, but elegant and modern, with just enough fair isle to make it pretty without being overly complex. Although this project can be worked as a traditional seamless raglan cardigan, turning at the end of each row, the fair isle bits are easier to work entirely in the round, with no purl rows, and then cutting up the center front to create the cardigan after the knitting is complete. The technique of ‘steeking’ isn’t as hard or as scary as you may think. Sizing: S[M, L, XL, 2X] Finished Measurements: 36[40, 44, 48, 52] inch chest A note on fit: Model is shown with approximately 4 inches of positive ease. This garment is meant to be worn loosely. Gauge: 14 sts and 18 rows to 4 inches using US 10/6.0 mm needles in stockinette stitch Materials: Chunky-weight yarn in three colours: MC (shown in ecru): 700[800, 900, 1050, 1150] yards CC1 (shown in green): 180[200, 220, 300, 350] yards CC2 (shown in brown): 180[200, 220, 300, 350] yards Size M shown in Ecological Wool and Eco+ US 10 / 6.0mm 32” circular needle OR SIZE TO OBTAIN GAUGE US 8 / 5.0mm 32” circular needle US 8 / 5.0mm 40” or longer circular needle Set of US 10 / 6.0mm double pointed needles Set of US 8 / 5.0mm double pointed needles Yarn needle Sewing machine, or hand-sewing skills, if steeking
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