Hitofude Cardigan

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I’ve been knitting this for a while now, but have finished it just in time for the hottest part of the year!

This is the Hitofude Cardigan by Hiroko Fukatsu which I found on Ravelry. I knitted it in the Tili Tomas Voile de la Mer yarn previously used for my blue seaweed vintage jumper. I still have a skein left – I don’t think I’ll ever completely stashbust this yarn!

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I do think that this cardigan is a thing of beauty and love the way that it falls at the back – even in an out of focus photograph (not sure what’s going on – I think the camera found the Frangipani leaves) !

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I generally don’t like things that fall open at the front, but I do like this

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This is one of those garments knitted in one piece that is much loved by knitters everywhere. I can recommend this one. It has enough pattern to maintain interest, but is not mindless knitting. However, although the pattern instructions are easy to follow, I did basically knit the top half twice as I made just too many mistakes (the knitting might not be mindless, but I sometimes am!). I would really recommend the pattern – the knitting is fun, but the finished garment is gorgeous, if I say so myself.

The details:

Pattern: Hitofude Cardigan by Hiroko Fukatsu found on Ravelry

Yarn: Tili Tomas Voile de la Mer Skydrop

Pants: Vogue 8859 – can’t stop wearing them!

Fadanista

10 thoughts on “Hitofude Cardigan

  1. I have just joined the raverlry site as this cardi has inspired me to look at knitting something other than scarves!

  2. You are amazing- I didn’t know this other side to you.
    Your clothes are gorgeous.
    Kylie

    Sent from my iPhone

  3. Feminine and elegant. perfect with the all white ensemble and the high strappy shoes. Lovely.

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