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!
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) !
I generally don’t like things that fall open at the front, but I do like this
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!
I have just joined the raverlry site as this cardi has inspired me to look at knitting something other than scarves!
Yay! Also look at the Miette cardigan – it’s free and I’m knitting it atm…
You are amazing- I didn’t know this other side to you.
Your clothes are gorgeous.
Kylie
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Thank you Kylie! We should have a sewing coffee!!
Feminine and elegant. perfect with the all white ensemble and the high strappy shoes. Lovely.
I really love this cardigan. I’m making a pink one soon!