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What's not to love about this adorable cabled baby jacket?
First, it's knit from the top down, so the only seams you need to do are the sleeves. Also, it's knit in a wonderfully soft cashmere blend yarn on size 9 needles! Eyelets are used to create the raglan sleeve shaping. Increases are made to create the pretty, bloused empire-style front. Simple, little cables add great textural interest to the front. Ribbed cuffs, collar, and elegant wood buttons complete the jacket.
This is the fun, quick project that makes a fantastic gift for a little girl. Coordinates with the FREE cabled baby beanie pattern.
Knit a coordinating scarf for the Mommy -- the #68 Sinuously Curved Lace Scarf pattern.
Fave/Queue tbis pattern on Ravelry.
Finished Knit Measurements: Extra-Small (Small, Medium, Large) = 3-6 months (6-12 months, 12-18 months, 18-24 months). Chest: 17 ¾ (19 ¼, 20, 21)".
Skill Level:
Yarn Used: Debbie Bliss Cashmerino Aran (55% Merino Wool/33% Microfiber/12% Cashmere; 50g/1.75oz [90m/98.5yds] per ball): 3 (4, 4, 5) balls in Camel #505.
Gauge(s):
Pattern Gauge: 16 stitches = 4" and 24 rows = 4" in Stockinette Stitch on Size 9 [5.5mm] needles.
Yarn Label Gauge and Information: A medium, worsted weight yarn with a gauge of 4 1/2 stitches = 1" on US size 8 [5mm] needles..
Total Yardage Required: Approximately 270 (360, 360, 450) yds [295.5 (394, 394, 492.5) m].
Some suggested yarn substitutes to try:
Suggested Yarn Substitutes:
Bernat Satin Solids
Rowan RYC Cashsoft Aran
Knit Picks Shine Worsted
Lion Brand Cotton-Ease
Caron Simply Soft Heather
If you have a yarn substitute to suggest for this project, email us!
Knitting Needles Used: 32" long (or longer) circular needle in Size 9 [5.5mm].
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Posted by Geraldine Ramsay on 10th May 2015
I find it easy to knit because it is worked from the top down and the directions have a box to check off when you finish the row. It is easy to keep track of the row you are on.
Posted by Unknown on 17th Apr 2014
The finished jacket has a lot of visual appeal and used up small amounts of various yarns in my collection.