Butterscotch Cardigan
I bought some cute buttons the other day and thought they’ll be perfect for the Butterscotch Cardigan.
FINALLY a crochet project that’s coming along nicely. I’ve completed the back and am working on the right front piece.
I’m trying to find more information on seaming crochet garment pieces. Anyone has any experience in this area and will like to offer some tips?
PS: Sorry about the craptastic pictures. Can’t seem to take any decent ones today.
PPS: I promise that the next project after this will not be a red one.
I liked the pictures! Especially the first one. Better than I could do…
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Thanks! It’s been pouring these few days so pictures have been looking kind of dark and dreary.
I love the color. It is beautiful.
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Thanks.
Love the plummy yummy colour. I have no idea how the butterscotch cardi looks like but I’m sure it’s going to be great!
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Ah! I forgot to link to the IC site. Butterscotch Cardigan
Wow, that is a gorgeous cardigan. My mom is a crocheter, but she never made anything but afghans. I didn’t know crochet could be so beautiful. :-)
I love your choice of color for the cardigan. To sew two pieces togther I usually use the slip stitch or a sigle crochet row, depending on what I’m doing. I’d be happy to help you, if I can, just email me with specifics and I can help further.
Lovely work!
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love the colors in this piece
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Wow that yarn looks YUMMY!!
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Hi, just passing by your blog when searching for corrections on the Butterscotch Cardigan pattern – comforting to know I wasn’t loosing my mind about the gauge. What did you end up using? I’m down to a USC2 (2.75mm) and it still works out to more than 4″.
BTW, love your photos.
I used 3.75mm but my swatch lied and my cardigan turned out too small.
Are you having problems with row or stitch gauge? If I remember correctly (it’s been a while!) I think for this pattern, row gauge is more important since it’s worked sideways. You can work less stitches to shorten the cardi if your stitch gauge is more than 4″.