Millington Cardigan by Emily Ringelman

Craft: Knitting

The generous pockets of this cardigan are knit as you go, making for a unique knitting experience. Designed by Emily Ringelman, this open-front cardigan is knit from the bottom up and features a simple cable panel along with an all over textured stitch pattern.

Cable patterns are charted.

Shown in size 35”

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS

Bust (closed) – 33½(35-40-43-47¾-51)“

Length – 25¾(27-27¼-27¾-28¼-28¾)”

Note: This garment was designed with approximately 1–2” of ease. Please take this into consideration when selecting your size.

YARN

Berroco Ultra Wool (100 grs): 5(6-7-7-8-8) balls #33104 Driftwood

NEEDLES AND NOTIONS

Straight or 29” length circular needle(s), size 7 (4.50 mm) or size to obtain gauge

1 set (4) double-pointed needles (dpns), size 7 (4.50 mm)

Stitch markers

Tapestry needle

Cable needle (cn)

GAUGE

20 sts and 28 rows = 4” in Double Seed Stitch

Back chart (44 sts) = 7”

Pocket chart (20 sts) = 3½“

To save time, take time to check gauge.

NOTE

This open-front cardigan is knit in pieces from the bottom up, then seamed. Each front starts out twice as wide as it will end up; the bottom portion is folded over to form pockets. I-cord edging finishes the pocket, front, and back neck edges. After seaming, stitches are picked up all across the bottom, closing the pockets. A purl ridge visually separates the bottom ribbing from the body.

It can be confusing determining the right side and the wrong side while knitting the fronts.