Hazeldene is a long cardigan with a delicate stitch pattern across the body. It is knitted seamlessly from the top-down, starting from the collar. Meadow creates a soft, lightweight fabric that holds the textural stitches beautifully.
The Fibre Co. Meadow (40% Merino wool, 25% baby llama, 20% silk, 15%...
Hazeldene is a long cardigan with a delicate stitch pattern across the body. It is knitted seamlessly from the top-down, starting from the collar. Meadow creates a soft, lightweight fabric that holds the textural stitches beautifully.
The Fibre Co. Meadow (40% Merino wool, 25% baby llama, 20% silk, 15% linen, 498 m (545 yd) per 100 g hank) – 3–9 hanks.
The photos show the cardigan in the shade Cornflower.
Size 1 [Size 2: Size 3: Size 4: Size 5: Size 6: Size 7: Size 8]
Finished bust circumference (at underarm): 91 [104.5: 111.5: 119: 133: 140: 154: 162] cm (35.75 [41.25: 44: 47: 54.5: 55.25: 60.75: 63.75] in)
Finished body length (from underarm - short version): 46 [46: 46: 46: 46: 46: 46: 46] cm (18 [18: 18: 18: 18: 18: 18: 18] in)
Finished body length (from underarm - long version): 69 [69: 69: 69: 69: 69: 69: 69] cm (27 [27: 27: 27: 27: 27: 27: 27] in)
Designed with 13.5–23 cm (6.25–10 in) of positive ease at bust circumference.
PDF of Hazeldene Pattern
3–9 hanks of Meadow
3mm (US 2.5) circular needle or double-pointed needles for working a small circumference in the round
3.5mm (US 4) 80 cm (32 in) circular needle
3.5mm (US 4) circular needle or double-pointed needles for working a small circumference in the round
Cable needle (optional)
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