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Knitting: Crazy Lace Top Down Cardigan
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Crazy Lace Top Down Cardigan

V-Neck Cardigan - Front

V-Neck Cardigan - Front
V-Neck Cardigan - Back

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This project was made as part of a Craftsy course:
The Perfect Fit Seamless Crazy Lace Cardigan »

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Category: Knitting

Type of item: Clothing

For: Women

Style: Traditional


Materials

Cascade 220 Superwash

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21 comments

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redfear on craftsy.com
Nov 15, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
beautiful! really like the sleeves, very nice!
D. Hoffmaster on craftsy.com
Nov 15, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
I appreciate your nice comments, and I really enjoyed this class!
Armywifenmom on craftsy.com
Sep 15, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Lovely
D. Hoffmaster on craftsy.com
Sep 17, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Thank you so much. It was really fun to make this sweater!
Cillabelle on craftsy.com
Aug 07, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
This is my favorite one I have seen from the class! I now cant wait to get started back on mine, you have inspired me so much!
D. Hoffmaster on craftsy.com
Aug 08, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Hello Cillabelle, Thank you so much!! I have enjoyed this class very much and I'm nearing the completion of the second project from this class. My knitting, unfortunately, has slowed down a lot with the high heat and humidity we have had here in southern lower Michigan. Thanks again, and I look forward to seeing your project very soon!
Wheatie05 on craftsy.com
May 05, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Just a question, if I'm not a bolero girl, would I be able to knit the sweater you show here instead? I love your sweater!
D. Hoffmaster on craftsy.com
May 05, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Hi Wheatie05, and thank you so much! I'm not a bolero girl either, so when I took this online class I quickly decided I would knit a longer cardigan. That is what's so nice about this type of sweater construction, as it allows you to be in charge of the pattern, rather than the pattern being in charge of you! After I finished the yoke area, and started the body, I just continued with the Feather and Fan Lace pattern until the desired length. I proceeded the same when it came time to knit the sleeves. I don't care for short sleeve sweaters, so I decided to make mine with 3/4 sleeves instead. This type of sweater construction is very liberating!
bikesarefun on craftsy.com
May 05, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Can this sweater be made in extra large sizes? I haven't done any knitting for some time but this makes me want to start again
D. Hoffmaster on craftsy.com
May 05, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Hello! Absolutely, the beauty of this type of sweater construction is that it is knitted from the top down, allowing you to try it on while you are knitting it, During the initial set-up, you are able to tell if you need to add extra stitches in the front; back and/or sleeve areas, and best of all, there are no seams to sew once you are done! I highly recommend the Perfect Fit Seamless Crazy Lace Cardigan online class with Myra Wood. I can't begin to tell you how much I enjoyed and learned from this online class. Good luck and pick up those needles!
Caroline Hem on craftsy.com
May 04, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Love your sweater. I have just started the course and am learning lots. I am considering my options for the bolero as I don't want a short cardigan. How did you adapt the pattern to make it longer - repeating the lace? I love it, well done. I look forward to having a go at mine.
D. Hoffmaster on craftsy.com
May 04, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Thank you Caroline for the kind words! I am loving this course, and I too, have learned a lot. I wasn't fond of a short cardigan either, so I just continued with the lace. However, I did go up a needle size when I started the lace. Right or wrong, the lace just draped better with the bigger needle size. Good luck with your cardigan, I look forward to seeing it on this site!
Caroline Hem on craftsy.com
May 04, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Thank you for the information - just ordered the yarn!
Cathlene on craftsy.com
May 04, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Great sweater. It looks very comfortable. I'm gonig to have to pick up my needles and get mine done now.
D. Hoffmaster on craftsy.com
May 04, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Thank you so much! It was the first sweater I've knitted using Cascade 220 Superwash. It's always a pleasure knitting when the yarn glides through your fingers and the needles like butter. Good luck on getting your sweater completed, and thanks again!
beckygree661634 on craftsy.com
May 03, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
What a BEAUTIFUL sweater! I love the color and the design, looking forward to seeing your future projects:)
D. Hoffmaster on craftsy.com
May 03, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Thank you! I really enjoyed making this sweater and the Craftsy class with Myra Wood is just superb! I highly recommend it to everyone who enjoys knitting sweaters.
MamaNoah on craftsy.com
May 02, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Beautiful. Have you done a lot of knitting? How long did this project take?
D. Hoffmaster on craftsy.com
May 03, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Hello and thank you so much! I've been knitting for about five years now knitting various items, but my true knitting desire has been sweaters. I can't tell you enough how much I learned from this Craftsy course! The sweater took me about 3 weeks to complete. Thank you again.
SherBear1990 on craftsy.com
May 02, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Oh My goodness, that is sooo pretty!
D. Hoffmaster on craftsy.com
May 03, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Thank you very much! If I'm not mistaken, I believe we were taking this Craftsy course at about the same time, as I recognize your picture. Did you enjoy the course and have you started/completed the second cardigan in the class yet? I'm just beginning the second sweater, so I will see how it goes! Thank you again!