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Intermediate
THIS GANSEY CARDIGAN is worked in one piece flat (back and forth) for the body. The first half of the underarm gusset, a diamond shaped piece, is created with paired increases in the body. The gussets are put on holders, the body is then split at the armholes, and the two fronts and back are worked flat separately. The shoulders are joined and the sleeves are picked up around the armhole. The second half of the gusset is created with paired decreases as the sleeve is knitted to the cuff circularly. The neckband and buttonbands are then picked up and workedno seams to sew!
FEATURED TECHNIQUES
Reading Charts
Underarm Gussets
Raised Increases
A Beautiful Buttonhole
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Over Stockinette Stitch (after blocking), 18 sts and
24 rows = 4".
Chart G: width: 6.25", length of 3 reps: 4 3/8"
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