1930s Vintage Cardigan Knitting Pattern | Simple Winter Sweater Design

This cardigan is made for crisp winter days when you want warmth without sacrificing style. Slip it
on with a scarf and you’ll have a piece that’s not only wonderfully cozy but also effortlessly flattering.
Best of all, it knits up in just a few hours, making it a satisfying and enjoyable project even if you’re
short on time. The pattern is easy to follow, worked mainly in classic stocking stitch using a thick
wool, so the process is relaxing and the result is beautifully timeless.

You’ll need 13 ounces of W.B. Kwiknit Sweater wool, one pair each of No. 7 and No. 5 knitting
needles, a medium-sized crochet hook, and two large wooden buttons to finish it off. The
cardigan is worked at a tension of four stitches to the inch and five rows to the inch over the
stocking stitch before pressing, giving a comfortable fit designed for a 34 to 36-inch bust. It’s
the kind of vintage knit you’ll reach for again and again all winter long.