Patrón punto chaqueta calados Sunset - Knitting pattern lace cardigan Sunset

SUNSET CARDIGAN

9,50€

Inspiration:
This jacket is designed for those hours when the sun is not warm enough, ideal to wear with dresses cut at the waist or pants with a high rise. It keeps you warm, but it also gives prominence to the rest of the garments that accompany it as it does not have a zipper and remains open.

Sizes: 1 (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8). From bust circumference 96 cm/38.5 in to 152 cm/60.75 in

See the tabs below for more information on construction notes, level of difficulty, prerequisites, materials and gauge.

Knitting Pattern — Sunset Cardigan

Would you like to knit a lace cardigan that won’t go unnoticed?
Let me introduce you to the Sunset Cardigan, a beautiful pattern featuring set-in sleeves and a delicate central lace panel.

A cardigan for in-between seasons

This cardigan is designed for transitional weather — those hours when the sun isn’t warm enough in spring or starts fading away in autumn. Its waist-length fit makes it perfect to wear with dresses or high-waisted pants. It provides warmth while letting the rest of your outfit shine, thanks to its open-front style with no closure.

Top-down seamless construction

The cardigan is worked seamlessly from the top down, allowing you to shape the set-in sleeves as you go, creating a clean and elegant finish.

Sizes and fit

The pattern includes instructions for 8 sizes, covering a bust circumference from 96 cm to 152 cm (38″ to 60″).
It is designed with 4″ (10 cm) of positive ease at the bust.

Detailed instructions with video support

You’ll find row-by-row instructions for every size, a clear schematic of the garment, and detailed stitch explanations. Video tutorials are included to support you through any tricky sections.

A lace panel that steals the spotlight

The central lace motif and sleeve construction are the heart of this design. There will be sections where you’ll need to focus, but as you progress, it becomes the perfect project to enjoy while watching your favorite series.

The pattern has been thoroughly edited and tested by multiple testers to ensure clarity and ease of use.

👉 For more information, check the tabs above for construction notes, prerequisites, materials, and gauge.

🧶 Happy knitting!

Construction notes:

The cardigan is knitted in one piece starting at the collar and advancing top down. It consists of the following sections:
1. Cast on neck sts and make increases until reaching cross back measurement.
2. Work increases for set-in sleeve until reaching sleeve separation.
3. Work body after sleeve separation. Sleeve sts on hold.
4. Pick up sleeve sts and complete sleeve.

Difficulty Level

Intermediate
Pattern has been tech edited.

What do you need to know?

To knit, purl, make increases and read charts. Support videos are also provided.

Material

Materials

Yarn: Drops Merino Extra fine – 50gr; 105m (115yds). Merino Superwash Wool (100%)
Amount: 7 (7, 8, 9, 10, 10, 11, 12) skeins of 50 gr.
Total in meter: 735 (735, 840, 945, 1,050, 1,050, 1,155, 1,260) m
Total in yards: 805 (805, 920, 1,035, 1,150, 1,265, 1,380) yds
Other yarn suggestionsn provided
Circular 4mm (US 6 ) needle with at least 80 cm cable to work flat.
4mm (US 6) Double pointed needles or short circular needles to work the sleeves in the round. (optional)
Markers
Stitch holder or waste yarn
Tapestry needle

Gauge

In a 10 x 10 cm (4 in x 4 in) square you should have 20 sts and 26 rows. Knit the swatch with stockinette stitch and block it.

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