Butterflies - The Free Spirit
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Butterflies - The Free Spirit
Oceans · Level: Beginner plus
Part of Oceans – my collection inspired by movement, lightness and natural flow. Butterflies is a light, airy cardigan with raglan, lace pattern and a short back. A narrow choker neck and button closure give it a delicate, feminine look, while the wide sleeves give a soft movement inspired by butterflies.
Light. Feminine. Airy.
Styling
Perfect over a dress, a top or as a light layer over your bikini on warm days. The choker neck and the wide sleeves make the cardigan a feminine eye-catcher whatever the occasion.
Perfect if you want
- A light, airy cardigan
- A feminine garment with a choker neck
- A project with a lace pattern
- Wide sleeves with soft movement
- A summery layering piece
What you get
- Digital knitting pattern (PDF)
- Step-by-step instructions
- 5 sizes (XS–XL)
- Tips for yarn alternatives
The story behind the design
Butterflies is inspired by the light, floating movement of a butterfly. The wide sleeves and the airy lace pattern give the cardigan a sense of flow, while the short back and the choker neck add a feminine, modern feel.
Oceans
Oceans is CosyMonday's collection inspired by movement, lightness and natural flow.
Sizes
XS – S – M – L – XL
Yarn & equipment
Yarn
Ballerina Chunky Mohair – Sandnes Garn
or
Vams PT3 – Rauma Garn + Plum – Rauma Garn
5 (6) 6 (7) 7 balls Ballerina Chunky Mohair
or
4 (5) 5 (6) 6 balls Vams PT3
+ 1 ball Plum
Leftovers from Garnspesialisten work well here too.
Needles
7 mm circular needle (long and short)
Gauge
12 stitches = 10 cm on 7 mm needles.
Construction
Knitted bottom-up with raglan decreases and a button closure.
New to you? See how to knit lace pattern.
About the pattern
A light, feminine pattern with lace and raglan decreases that gives you an airy, summery garment.
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About the designer
CosyMonday is founded and run by Anne Turid, a Norwegian knitwear designer trained in fashion at Moteskolen Esmod AS. Every pattern is designed with clean lines, real quality yarn and the details that make a garment your own. When you choose a CosyMonday pattern, you become part of a growing community of knitters who share the same love of good craft and timeless design. Welcome into the universe.
Techniques explained in Knittipedia: Raglan