Baggy Butterfly Cardigan Knitting Pattern
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£4.99
£4.99
This Boho style Cardigan is designed to have an oversized fit, which so many of us bigger ladies love.
The back and fronts are all knitted separately from the bottom up, and the sleeves are knitted from the top down for that baggy feel. Instructions are provided to knit the sleeves on circulars and on straight needles, whichever you prefer. A great Cardy for those colder days!
Sizes: 44” - 52” - 60” bust.
Upper Arms: 32” diameter.
Sleeve length: 18” - 18.5” - 19”
Yarn: 12 - 15 - 18 x 100g/80m balls Super Chunky/Weight 6 (I used Yarnsmiths Create Super Chunky)
Needles: Size UK00/US15/10mm long straight or 60cm circulars
4 x large 40mm buttons
**PLEASE NOTE: You are purchasing the instructions to make this Cardigan and not the Cardigan itself.
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About Me
As a fat girl who has yoyo`’ed from size 22 - 32 (UK) over the years, with a definite pear-shape figure, I feel somewhat qualified to design patterns that actually fit and flatter. I have been designing patterns since my teens and knitting them for friends and family; then in 2011, finding myself needing a job, I took the plunge and started designing and selling my baby/toddler patterns as a tax registered business. (You can find them at: https://cdukknittingcrochet.com)
Fast forward to me making some pattern purchases for garments to fit me and finding that they didn’t quite fit to my shape, I decided to start designing my own patterns. It’s been a huge learning curve, trying to ensure my patterns can be easily adapted to fit your particular shape; as after all not all girls have large busts, some of us have a real booty shelf going on and some of us have a smaller waist but big hips or want garments that cover our saggy bellies or disguise our muffin tops!
So I am going to do my best to provide knit and crochet garments that fit and flatter the BBW or BHM figure 🥰