Back in February, I set out to design my idea of the perfect spring sweater and the Sakura cardigan is result. Delicate, airy, and sweetly pink without being saccharine, Sakura was inspired by my visit to the Washington D.C. Cherry Blossom Festival in the spring of 2011.
Knit in Quince's springy sport-weight Chickadee yarn, Sakura features elbow-length sleeves, an a-line silhouette and a petal-like lace scallops along the button band and collar.
Sakura is knit in one-piece from the top down and utilizes round yoke shaping.
Sakura is written for sizes 31 ½ (33 ¼, 35, 37 ½, 39 ½, 40 ½, 43, 44 ½, 47, 48 ¾, 51, 53 ¼)” and uses 905 - 1810 yards of Quince & Co. Chickadee in Dogwood or another sport-weight yarn.
Sakura is available for download on Quince & Co. for $6 USD or you can queue it up on Ravelry.
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All modeled photos © Carrie Bostick Hoge courtesy of Quince & Co.
