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SIZE: One Size

Updated Version: 35” (89 cm) wide by 44” (112 cm) tall rectangle that is folded in half with 8” (20 cm) sleeve openings

Original Version: 45” (114 cm) wide by 40” (102 cm) tall rectangle that is folded in half with 8” (20 cm) sleeve openings 

MATERIALS:

Updated Version: Expression Fiber Arts Moongleam Fingering yarn

Updated Version shown in colors: A) Smoke, B) Champagne, and C) Clary Sage

3 skeins of Color A and 1 skein EACH of Colors B and C are needed.

The Updated Version used approximately 1,669 yds/1,526 m total: Color A: 1,230 yds/1,125 m, Color B: 218 yds/199 m, and Color C: 221 yds/202 m. 

Original Version: Expression Fiber Arts Sincere Sock yarn

Original Version shown in colors: A) Gray Pearl, B) Clover, and C) Seedpod.

3 skeins of Color A and 1 skein EACH of Colors B and C are needed.

If those colors aren't available, any from this category will work.

HOOKS:

Original Version: US size H (5.00 mm), or size needed to obtain gauge

Updated Version: US size E (3.5 mm) for beginning chain & US size D (3.25 mm) for remainder of project, or sizes needed to obtain gauge 

SKILL LEVEL:

Intermediate: This pattern is for those who feel comfortable with crochet and have made a few projects, using various skills and techniques. Skills/ concepts include single, half double, and double crochet stitches and blocking and seaming techniques.

Notes from the Designer:

Wonder is a loose-fitting cardigan that makes you feel like you are wearing a hug. This pattern begins as a simple rectangle and then magically transforms into a comfortable shrug-style cardigan with minimal folding and sewing, making it the perfect project for crocheters who wish to build on their garment making skills to create unique crochet items for their wardrobe.

• Click the Videos tab to watch a video tutorial showing how to crochet this pattern. 
• The Updated Version used approximately 1,669 yds/1,526 m total: Color A: 1,230 yds/1,125 m, Color B: 218 yds/199 m, and Color C: 221 yds/202 m.
• The Original Version was crocheted with our Sincere Sock yarn. It used three skeins of A) Gray Pearl, one skein of B) Clover, and one skein of C) Seedpod.
• Both sizes are shown modeled on a 34” (86 cm) bust.
• The pattern is designed for one size, but can easily be adjusted by adding or removing rows.
• This cardigan is worked from the bottom up in a simple rectangular shape. Once finished and blocked, the piece is then folded in half, and seams are worked along the indicated lengths on each side to form armholes. Sleeves are worked directly onto the armholes after seaming.
• Schematics are included for measurements and finishing.
• Gauge is very crucial to this project. Be sure to check often.
• Beginning chain does not count as a stitch in the row count unless otherwise stated.
• This pattern is written using three colors. If you choose to work the pattern in one color, ignore the color change directions, and proceed with your chosen color.
• When working with multiple skeins of the same hand-dyed color, alternating skeins every couple of rows is recommended to avoid color pooling. Watch a video of this technique here. If you are only working with one skein of a given color, alternating is not necessary. 

Designed by Kristina Smiley

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Chandi

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