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    This pattern is for a top-down raglan baby cardigan that uses both stockinette and lace stitch patterns.

    It is made from 100% wool yarn from the Imperial Stock Ranch in Oregon, USA.

    The body uses a 12 row ridge pattern of stockinette and garter stitches.

    100% Wool

    This top-down raglan baby


    cardigan combines both
    stockinette and lace patterns.
    A unisex design ensures that
    it can be passed down from
    generation to generation.
    Make one for all the babies
    in your life!
    This design is made with the
    finest Columbia wool from
    Oregons historic Imperial
    Stock Ranch near Shaniko,
    Oregon, USA.

    EST 1871

    IMPERIAL STOCK RANCH

    Heirloom Baby Cardigan

    Size: 24 Months, 24 chest


    circumference
    Skill Level: Intermediate
    Color:
    Gauge: 19.5 sts and 34 rows
    = 4 (10 cm) in Stockinette
    Stitch, Blocked (US 5).
    Made with Imperial Yarn
    Tracie Too.

    F03

    Designer: Tanis Gray

    Copyright: Imperial Stock Ranch, 2013 All patterns and kits are
    authorized for non-commercial use only.

    Heirloom Baby Cardigan

    Page 2
    Finished Measurements:
    24 Chest circumference.

    Row 9 and 11: purl.


    Repeat rows 1-12 for pattern.

    Materials:
    Imperial Yarn Tracie Too (113g/4oz ea approx.
    395yds/361m, 100% wool): 2 hanks.

    INSTRUCTIONS
    Body of sweater
    With crochet hook and waste yarn, provisionally cast on
    52 sts.
    RS: With working yarn and larger circular needles, k4 for
    button band, pm, k5 for front, pm, k8 for sleeve, pm, k18
    for back, pm, k8 for sleeve, pm, k5 for front, pm, k4 for
    button band, do not join into round.
    WS: k4 for button band, purl across to last 4 sts, k4.
    On each RS row, increase 1 st next to each stitch on either
    side of marker (except for button band markers) 8 sts
    increased.
    AT THE SAME TIME, Work in ridge pattern for body of
    sweater.
    First buttonhole will be placed at 7th row by k2, yo,
    k2tog, then every following 7th garter ridge until end 8
    buttonholes total.
    Continue working until 23 raglan increases have been
    worked; there are 64 sts between markers for the back, 32
    for each front and 54 for each sleeve - 236 sts.
    Divide Body and Sleeves
    Work 2 rows even, or until a compete repeat of Ridge
    Pattern for Body of Sweater has been completed.
    Next Row (WS): Continue working on pattern to sleeves,
    place sleeve sts on waste yarn, CO 3 sts at underarm,
    continue working to next sleeve, repeat, work to end 134
    sts.
    Body
    Begin lace pattern and work straight for 5 reps.
    Switch to smaller circular needles and work in garter st for

    Color shown: #331 Honeydew.


    Needles:
    US Size 5 (3.75 mm) and US Size 3 (3.25 mm)
    24 circular needle, or size needed to obtain gauge.
    US Size 5 (3.75 mm) and US Size 3 (3.25 mm)
    DPNs, or size needed to obtain gauge.
    Notions:
    Tapestry needle, stitch markers, 8 1/2 buttons,
    waste yarn, size G crochet hook
    Gauge:
    19.5 sts and 34 rows = 4 (10 cm) in Stockinette
    Stitch, Blocked
    Notes:
    This cardigan is worked from the top down with
    raglan increases.
    Stitch Guide:
    Ridge Pattern for Body of Sweater:
    Work rows 1-10 in stockinette.
    Row 11 (RS): purl.
    Row 12 (WS): purl.
    Repeat rows 1-12 for ridge pattern.
    Ridge Pattern for Sleeves
    Row 1-10: knit.
    Row 11: purl.
    Row 12: knit.
    Repeat rows 1-12 for ridge pattern.
    Lace Pattern:
    Row 1, 3, 5 and 7: *k3, yo, ssk, k2tog, yo*.
    Row 2, 4 and 6: *p4, k1, p1, k1*.
    Row 8, 10 and 12: purl.

    ABBREVIATIONS
    bor: beginning of row.
    k: knit.
    k2tog: knit 2 sts together - 1 st decreased.
    p: purl.
    pm: place marker.
    ssk: [slip 1 knitwise] twice, knit 2 sts together through
    back loop - 1 st decreased.

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    Heirloom Baby Cardigan

    10 rows.
    BO loosely with larger needle.
    Sleeves
    Put sleeve sts on larger DPNs, divide evenly.
    Pick up 2 sts from underarm, pm for BOR 56 sts.
    Working in ridge pattern for sleeves, dec 1 st on
    each side of marker every 5th rnd 2 sts
    decreased.
    Continue until 34 sts remain.
    Switch to smaller DPNs, *knit 1 rnd, purl 1 rnd*
    five times.
    BO loosely with larger needle.
    Repeat for other sleeve.
    Collar
    With larger circular needle, unravel waste yarn
    from neck edge 52 sts.
    Work in garter st for 2.5.
    BO loosely knitwise.
    Finishing
    Block lightly.
    Weave in all loose ends with tapestry needle.
    Sew buttons on to correspond with buttonholes.

    Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these instructions. Imperial Yarn cannot be held responsible
    for human or typographical errors, variation in individual work, or misinterpretation of instructions.

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