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Knit Kit - The Arlo Cardi

SKU: B71048

Get lost in the repetitive lace stitches of the Arlo Cardi. This surprisingly simple cardigan works up fast and is the perfect piece for those cool Summer nights.


Pattern Designer
Meghan Makes Do (Meghan Ballmer)
Pattern Designer Info
Hi, I’m Meghan, the creative mind behind Meghan Makes Do. I’m a wife, mother of two and avid crafter with a slight coffee obsession. I created Meghan Makes Do in order to share my love of all things crafty, especially crochet and sewing. I love designing garments, accessories and home decor for the modern maker.
Skill Level
Level 3 - Intermediate
Project Type
Cardigan
Pattern Gauge
17.75 stsand 26.5 rows in pattern repeat = 4” square
Dimensions Detail

XS: fits bust 28-30”

S: fits bust 32-34”

M: fits bust 36-38”

L: fits bust 40-42”

XL: fits bust 44-46”

2X: fits bust 48-50”

3X: fits bust 52-54”

4X: fits bust 56-58”

5X: fits bust 60-62”
Pattern Yarn Weight
4 Medium / Worsted
Fiber
Acrylic, Polyester
Pattern Corrections
No
Pattern Craft
Knit
Made For
Woman

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Ellen A Giansiracusa
Arlo Cardi

I knit this in the silver metallic Date Night yarn, size large. The yarn complemented the pattern and was easy to use. The only thing I would suggest is allowing for more stitches in the front/neck band- maybe skipping 1 stitch every 10 stitches instead of every 7. My band didn't lie flat, and I had a hard time adjusting that. Also, there was very little yarn left when I finished. Otherwise it turned out very pretty.

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Ellen A Giansiracusa
Arlo Cardi

I knit this in the silver metallic Date Night yarn, size large. The yarn complemented the pattern and was easy to use. The only thing I would suggest is allowing for more stitches in the front/neck band- maybe skipping 1 stitch every 10 stitches instead of every 7. My band didn't lie flat, and I had a hard time adjusting that. Also, there was very little yarn left when I finished. Otherwise it turned out very pretty.