Our classic Rhinebeck Cardigan is knit in pieces from the bottom up in a clever (and fun!) raglan design. You’ll knit five pieces in total: a back panel, two front panels, and sleeves (which are knit in the round), before seaming them all together. Each piece will knit up quickly, and we have a video tutorial to walk you through exactly how to assemble your cardigan when you’re ready.
This listing is for the pattern only. After checkout, you will receive a digital copy of the pattern by email.
If you would like to buy the full DIY Kit for this style, you can do so here.
DREAM (MERINO WORSTED) VERSION
Pattern level: Intermediate
Sizes: XS/S - 2X/3X
Materials:
- Loopy Mango Dream Yarn 109 yds 100 m | 50 g 1.8 oz each, 100% merino wool
- Size US 13 (9 mm) circular needles, at least 32'' (80 cm) in length
- Size US 17 (12 mm) circular needles, at least 20'' (50 cm) in length
Gauge:
7 sts and 10 rows /2’’ (5 cm) in Rib Stitch on size US 13 (9 mm) needles
5 sts and 7 rows /2” (5 cm) in Stockinette Stitch on size US 17 (12 mm) needles
Scroll right to see full chart:
|
Size |
Yarn Amount |
Width |
Length |
|
XS/S |
5 balls |
27” 69 cm |
16” 41 cm |
|
S/M |
6 balls |
29” 74 cm |
17” 43 cm |
|
M/L |
7 balls |
31” 79 cm |
18” 46 cm |
|
L/XL |
7 balls |
33” 84 cm |
19” 48 cm |
|
2X/3X |
8 balls |
35” 89 cm |
19.5” 50 cm |
Helpful video tutorials for this project:
- How to knit sleeves with magic loop method
- Rhinebeck Cardigan: How to seam panels and sleeves
- Rhinebeck Cardigan: How to attach sleeves
- How to pick up stitches for the neckband
- How to add pockets