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Knitting pattern for make bobble cardigan

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This fashionable modern style cardigan is knitted with Merino GOTS certified yarn from Owool. Yarn is very gentle and pleasant to touch. Cardigan is short and ends at the waist. It has sleeves which are lightly ballooned, short and end right after elbow. Has a boat neck.

Whole cardigan is knitted in stockinette combined with randomly knitted make bobble (MB) stitch and all edges are framed with rib stitch. Cardigan looks very novel, playful and cute because of its randomly knitted make bobble stitch and it is the main reason why it stands out from all other sweaters where make bobble stitch is being used.

This make bobble cardigan has 8-9 buttons depending on the size. You can get this pattern here at Ravelry.

Looking for more knitting patterns for knitted Cardigans? Check out these Knitting patterns we found on Etsy.

Work goes quite fast and easy because cardigan is knitted with two strands of yarn held together. Random bobbles make knitting process very interesting while you follow through the pattern because you can’t guess easily the next position of make bobble stitch.

Language: English

Sizes: XS (S) M (L) XL (2X) 3X (4X) to be worn fitted. Shown in size M.

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