We designed this cardigan with colour in mind. Use contrasting shades for the ribbed cuffs and hem to make this cardigan a fun one! And you’ll use stocking stitch to knit the rest of the garment, making this a quick and simple pie…

This sweater uses lots of fun stitches; stocking stitch, moss stitch, garter stitch and reverse stocking stitch, a great knit to practice all your stitches, with subtle balloon sleeves for a modern touch. You’ll finish this garmen…

The ultimate fun Autumn two-piece. A simple stocking stitch cropped top with ribbed straps and hem is perfectly paired with the eye-catching bubble stitch cardigan, turning any outfit into a statement. You will also need: 6.50mm …

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You will also need: 10.00mm & 8.00mm knitting needles.

You will also need: 10.00mm 100cm circular needle. 14 x 100g balls.

You will also need: 10.00mm & 8.00mm knitting needles.

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