Habee Child Cardigan
PAY WHAT WORKS: In order to find a balance between financially accessible and fair pay, I am now offering the Pay-What-Works model. This allows you to pay what you are able while valuing the work that goes into creating each pattern. The listed price is what I believe to be the true value of my work and the efforts of those who help to make each pattern possible.
Use the coupon codes at checkout for the price that works best for you.
NALU15 - 15% off listed price
NALU25 - 25% off listed price
NALU50 - 50% off listed price
“Habee” is a shortened way of saying of grandfather in Korean. It is what my son lovingly calls my father.
This cardigan was named after him and gives a true grandfather vibe - classic and timeless.
The Habee Cardigan is a seamless, top-down sweater construction with small pockets for little treasures. There is an option to build the pockets right into the sweater or to have the pockets built into the collar of the sweater. This sweater is perfect for layering when the weather is chilly, but not cold.
The Habee Sweater is a top-down sweater with set-in sleeves using Susie Myer’s contiguous sleeve method. It is knit in one piece with stitches being held for the sleeves on waste yarn. The collar is picked up with the option for buttonholes or pockets built into the collar.
The smallest size (Toddler 2) is available on my blog for free!
PATTERN INFORMATION:
- Seamless, top-down construction
- Stitches are held for sleeves which are later picked up and knit
- The collar is picked up along edge of neck and worked in ribbing
- There are two options for pockets: built into body of cardigan or into the collar
- There is an option for buttonholes
- Sample is size 2 on 19”/48cm chest circumference.
Materials:
- Main Body: US 8 (5mm) in 24”/60cm or length preferred.
- US 8 (5mm) double pointed needles or preferred method for sleeves.
- Ribbing: US 7 (4.5mm) in 24”/60cm or length preferred.
- Ribbing for sleeves: US 7 (4.5mm) double pointed needles or preferred method for sleeves.
Notions:
- Scrap yarn or stitch holder
- 6 - Stitch marker
- Darning needle
- Optional Buttons: 3 - 1” (2.5cm) buttons
Finished size: 23.25 (26, 27.75, 29)(32.25, 33.75, 36.5)” / 59 (66, 70.5, 73.5)(82, 85.5, 92.5)cm bust circumference
To be worn with 0” - 3” 0 - 7.5cm of positive ease
Gauge: 17 sts x 21.5 rows = 4”/10cm with US 8 (5 mm) in stockinette stitch, blocked
Yarn:
For sizes: 2 (4, 6, 8) (10, 12, 14)
360 (460, 580, 610)(880, 950, 1070)yards
330 (420, 530, 560)(810, 870, 980)m
Yarn used:
PurlSoho Linen Quill Worsted. (Worsted Weight; 50% Fine Highland Wool, 35% Alpaca, and 15% Linen; 100g; 164 yards/ 150 meters). 3 (4, 5, 5)(6, 7, 7) skeins. Color used: Stonewall Gray
Skills to explore: Contiguous shoulder shaping, top-down cardigan construction, buttonholes (optional), knitting flat, knitting in the round, pocket construction (optional)
PAY WHAT WORKS: In order to find a balance between financially accessible and fair pay, I am now offering the Pay-What-Works model. This allows you to pay what you are able while valuing the work that goes into creating each pattern. The listed price is what I believe to be the true value of my work and the efforts of those who help to make each pattern possible.
Use the coupon codes at checkout for the price that works best for you.
NALU15 - 15% off listed price
NALU25 - 25% off listed price
NALU50 - 50% off listed price
“Habee” is a shortened way of saying of grandfather in Korean. It is what my son lovingly calls my father.
This cardigan was named after him and gives a true grandfather vibe - classic and timeless.
The Habee Cardigan is a seamless, top-down sweater construction with small pockets for little treasures. There is an option to build the pockets right into the sweater or to have the pockets built into the collar of the sweater. This sweater is perfect for layering when the weather is chilly, but not cold.
The Habee Sweater is a top-down sweater with set-in sleeves using Susie Myer’s contiguous sleeve method. It is knit in one piece with stitches being held for the sleeves on waste yarn. The collar is picked up with the option for buttonholes or pockets built into the collar.
The smallest size (Toddler 2) is available on my blog for free!
PATTERN INFORMATION:
- Seamless, top-down construction
- Stitches are held for sleeves which are later picked up and knit
- The collar is picked up along edge of neck and worked in ribbing
- There are two options for pockets: built into body of cardigan or into the collar
- There is an option for buttonholes
- Sample is size 2 on 19”/48cm chest circumference.
Materials:
- Main Body: US 8 (5mm) in 24”/60cm or length preferred.
- US 8 (5mm) double pointed needles or preferred method for sleeves.
- Ribbing: US 7 (4.5mm) in 24”/60cm or length preferred.
- Ribbing for sleeves: US 7 (4.5mm) double pointed needles or preferred method for sleeves.
Notions:
- Scrap yarn or stitch holder
- 6 - Stitch marker
- Darning needle
- Optional Buttons: 3 - 1” (2.5cm) buttons
Finished size: 23.25 (26, 27.75, 29)(32.25, 33.75, 36.5)” / 59 (66, 70.5, 73.5)(82, 85.5, 92.5)cm bust circumference
To be worn with 0” - 3” 0 - 7.5cm of positive ease
Gauge: 17 sts x 21.5 rows = 4”/10cm with US 8 (5 mm) in stockinette stitch, blocked
Yarn:
For sizes: 2 (4, 6, 8) (10, 12, 14)
360 (460, 580, 610)(880, 950, 1070)yards
330 (420, 530, 560)(810, 870, 980)m
Yarn used:
PurlSoho Linen Quill Worsted. (Worsted Weight; 50% Fine Highland Wool, 35% Alpaca, and 15% Linen; 100g; 164 yards/ 150 meters). 3 (4, 5, 5)(6, 7, 7) skeins. Color used: Stonewall Gray
Skills to explore: Contiguous shoulder shaping, top-down cardigan construction, buttonholes (optional), knitting flat, knitting in the round, pocket construction (optional)
PAY WHAT WORKS: In order to find a balance between financially accessible and fair pay, I am now offering the Pay-What-Works model. This allows you to pay what you are able while valuing the work that goes into creating each pattern. The listed price is what I believe to be the true value of my work and the efforts of those who help to make each pattern possible.
Use the coupon codes at checkout for the price that works best for you.
NALU15 - 15% off listed price
NALU25 - 25% off listed price
NALU50 - 50% off listed price
“Habee” is a shortened way of saying of grandfather in Korean. It is what my son lovingly calls my father.
This cardigan was named after him and gives a true grandfather vibe - classic and timeless.
The Habee Cardigan is a seamless, top-down sweater construction with small pockets for little treasures. There is an option to build the pockets right into the sweater or to have the pockets built into the collar of the sweater. This sweater is perfect for layering when the weather is chilly, but not cold.
The Habee Sweater is a top-down sweater with set-in sleeves using Susie Myer’s contiguous sleeve method. It is knit in one piece with stitches being held for the sleeves on waste yarn. The collar is picked up with the option for buttonholes or pockets built into the collar.
The smallest size (Toddler 2) is available on my blog for free!
PATTERN INFORMATION:
- Seamless, top-down construction
- Stitches are held for sleeves which are later picked up and knit
- The collar is picked up along edge of neck and worked in ribbing
- There are two options for pockets: built into body of cardigan or into the collar
- There is an option for buttonholes
- Sample is size 2 on 19”/48cm chest circumference.
Materials:
- Main Body: US 8 (5mm) in 24”/60cm or length preferred.
- US 8 (5mm) double pointed needles or preferred method for sleeves.
- Ribbing: US 7 (4.5mm) in 24”/60cm or length preferred.
- Ribbing for sleeves: US 7 (4.5mm) double pointed needles or preferred method for sleeves.
Notions:
- Scrap yarn or stitch holder
- 6 - Stitch marker
- Darning needle
- Optional Buttons: 3 - 1” (2.5cm) buttons
Finished size: 23.25 (26, 27.75, 29)(32.25, 33.75, 36.5)” / 59 (66, 70.5, 73.5)(82, 85.5, 92.5)cm bust circumference
To be worn with 0” - 3” 0 - 7.5cm of positive ease
Gauge: 17 sts x 21.5 rows = 4”/10cm with US 8 (5 mm) in stockinette stitch, blocked
Yarn:
For sizes: 2 (4, 6, 8) (10, 12, 14)
360 (460, 580, 610)(880, 950, 1070)yards
330 (420, 530, 560)(810, 870, 980)m
Yarn used:
PurlSoho Linen Quill Worsted. (Worsted Weight; 50% Fine Highland Wool, 35% Alpaca, and 15% Linen; 100g; 164 yards/ 150 meters). 3 (4, 5, 5)(6, 7, 7) skeins. Color used: Stonewall Gray
Skills to explore: Contiguous shoulder shaping, top-down cardigan construction, buttonholes (optional), knitting flat, knitting in the round, pocket construction (optional)