Novice Cardigan Junior - Chunky Edition
- Low stock - 2 items left
- Backordered, shipping soon
- Free shipping over $150
- Out of stock? Contact us to order more
The Novice Cardigan Junior β Chunky Edition is a cosy, beginner-friendly cardigan worked from the top down. You begin at the ribbed neckline, then work the yoke, body, and sleeves in one continuous piece.
The cardigan is worked primarily in stockinette stitch, with ribbed edges for structure and durability. The round yoke is shaped using four evenly spaced increase sections, making this an excellent introduction to garment construction for newer knitters or confident beginners.
This chunky version creates a warm, soft fabric with great stitch definition and quick progress β perfect for kidsβ winter layers.
Sizes
6β7 (7β8) 8β10 (10β12) 12β14 years
Finished Bust Circumference
78 (81) 85 (89) 94 cm
Length
46 (47) 48 (50) 52 cm
(measured mid back)
Gauge
14 stitches Γ 21 rows = 10 Γ 10 cm
in stockinette stitch on 7 mm needles
Needles
-
6 mm circular needles (80 cm)
-
7 mm circular needles (80 cm)
-
6 mm and 7 mm double-pointed needles
(or Magic Loop if preferred)
Yarn Requirements (by metreage)
This cardigan is worked with two strands held together throughout:
-
One chunky / bulky-weight yarn
-
One lace-weight silkβmohair style yarn
Chunky-weight strand
Approximate metreage required:
450 (450) 600 (600) 750 metres
(such as the Indiecita 14 ply (closer to gauge) orΒ Chakska Alpaca Air )
Lace-weight mohair-style strand
Approximate metreage required (same for all sizes):
636 metres
(Based on a lace mohair-style yarn averaging ~212 m per 25 g)
Together, these two strands create a soft, lofty fabric with warmth and gentle halo, while remaining lightweight enough for comfortable wear.
Notions
-
6 buttons (approximately 18 mm)
Difficulty
β ββββ (1 out of 5)
Designed specifically for beginners, with simple construction and minimal shaping.
We ship same day Mon-Fri for all orders recieved before 2:30pm. Our shippig guidlines for the different areas of NZ can be found here