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Pattern recommendations for cotton cardi for DD

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Snowgirl1 · 28/01/2013 14:02

Hello

I've just started knitting again after about 17 years (and even then, I had to get my mum to help with casting on/off, increasing, decreasing!). I'm just about to finish knitting a chunky knit garter stitch scarf and want to line up my next project!

I'd really like to knit a cream 'cotton type' wool cardigan for DD (13 months). I started knitting one of these 17 years ago for DNiece, but she grew faster than I knitted so I gave up in the end and must have thrown away the woold and pattern eventually. The pattern I was knitting all those years ago had a 'recessed' heart 'pattern' on the back/pockets in the same colour. I'd really like to knit something similar for DD. Could anyone point me in the right direction of patterns in 'cotton type' wool??

Any help appreciated!

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Trumpton · 28/01/2013 20:23

If you join Ravelry ( it's free and fab ) then you can search cotton toddler cardigans .

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Dothraki · 28/01/2013 23:45

If you join ravelry you wont have time to waste spend on here Grin

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Snowgirl1 · 29/01/2013 10:03

Thank you both

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ClairesTravellingCircus · 29/01/2013 11:33

I think Iknow which pattern you mean. I should stillhave it, think ut was Rowan or Jaeger. Will have a search through my messy pattern library and will report back!

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ClairesTravellingCircus · 29/01/2013 17:57

Was it this one? www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/peachy-design-2

I csn't find the booklet though sorry..

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Snowgirl1 · 01/02/2013 16:21

Claires Thank you so much for that! It's not the same pattern (I think it may have been a Rowan pattern as I was really into Rowan), but the one you've sent a link to is really cute so it might be my next project.

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