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A Cozy Cardigan Knitting Pattern for Staying at Home

June 18, 2020 by Sarah White

I basically live in a cardigan all the time when I’m at home (I even call it my housecoat), but after months of wearing the same storebought sweater every day I’m thinking about knitting myself a few more so I can have some on rotation.

The Common Ground cardigan by Elizabeth Smith is a nice elevated basic. It’s worked from the top down with a Garter Stitch yoke and Stockinette body with a little bit of lace and an optional hood.

The pattern comes in nine sizes and calls for Cascade Yarns Ecological Wool, which comes in huge skeins. For an everyday around the house version I might use superwash wool. Or not.

You can get the pattern on Ravelry for $7.

[Photo: Elizabeth Smith.]

 

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Q: How can I make informed decisions when purchasing patterns on Etsy? A: Etsy provides a platform for customer reviews and feedback. Before buying a pattern, you can read reviews from other customers who have already completed the project. These reviews often contain helpful information about the pattern’s clarity, accuracy, and overall satisfaction. This feedback system enables you to make informed decisions and choose patterns that have been positively reviewed by fellow knitters.

Q: Are digital downloads available for Etsy patterns? A: Yes, many pattern sellers on Etsy offer instant access to digital downloads. They provide downloadable PDF files, allowing you to start knitting right away without waiting for physical items to be shipped. This instant gratification is particularly beneficial if you’re in need of a last-minute gift or if you simply can’t wait to cast on your next project.

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