Yarn weight: Worsted & Fingering held together
Needle size: Us size 13 (9mm)
Difficulty Level: Easy/Beginner
This blanket cardigan is easy enough for any beginner who knows how to knit and purl! It is knit holding 2 colors of yarn together, so there are endless combinations you can make! I found this pattern so addicting that I created 3 cardigans just for myself, and find my friends requesting them from me all the time. You will need about 800 yards of yarn (1 worsted weight, and 1 fingering or sport)
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