PRODUCT: digital hand knitting pattern for A Place In Time Cardigan.

PUBLISHED: February 2026

CONSTRUCTION: This cardigan is a bottom-up construction with drop-shoulder sleeves in garter and slip stitch texture.

SKILLS: knit, purl, slip stitch, knit flat, knitting in the round, decreases, picking up stitches, german short row method, seaming for patch pockets

NOTIONS: stitch markers, locking markers for seaming, stitch holder or waste yarn for holding stitches, tapestry needle/latch hook/crochet hook for ends, measuring tape, gauge ruler if needed

NEEDLES: US 8/5.0mm circular needles long enough for the amount of CO sts, or needle size to obtain gauge.

GAUGE: 17 sts by 27 rows in 4”/10 cm, knit in the flat with both stitches garter stitch and slip stitch.

YARN: Worsted/Aran weight

Sample knit  in non-superwash: Peace Fleece Worsted, 2-ply Aran. Approx. 200 yds per 4oz skein. 50% Navajo Rambouillet/30% Fine Wool/ 20% Mohair.

• Color A - Sheplova Mushroom (red) 

• Color B - Latvian Lavender (purple)

• Color C - Mourning Dove (mauve)

• Color D - Sakhalin Salmon (red orange)

• Color E - Georgia Rose (pink)

• Color F - Palomino (peach)

APPROX. YARN USAGE: 1400, 1500, 1600 (1700, 1800, 1950, 2100) {2250, 2400, 2550, 2700} yards /1280, 1372, 1463 (1554, 1646, 1783, 1920) {2057, 2195, 2332, 2468} meters

SIZES: 1, 2, 3 (4, 5, 6, 7) {8, 9, 10, 11}

SEE TABLE FOR FINISHED MEASUREMENTS.

Choosing size based on ease:

• A Place In Time Cardigan is designed to be worn with 4”/10 cm-8”/20 cm positive ease at FULL CHEST.

• Full chest circumference is measured around the widest point of your chest.

• Example: Sample is size 5, 49”/124 cm. With my full chest at 43”/109 cm, that gives me 6”/15 cm of positive ease. I am 5’2”/157 cm tall and sample body length hits at my mid thighs.

Pattern has been test knitted. Examples of other knitters who have knit this pattern during test knit are in the Blog.

Look up hashtags on Instagram with #APlaceInTimeCardiganand #tinatseknits to share your progress and FOs and to find other projects! Also tag me @tina.say.makes.

Pay What You Choose:

In order to make my designs more financially accessible but still valuing the work it takes to create these patterns, I am implementing a “Pay What You Choose” model. These prices indicate the fair amount that has been put into the designs and hopefully can become a sustainable way for me to keep creating hand knitting patterns.

Listed are the codes and the price you will be paying next to them:

No Code: $12.50

TTierA: $10.50

TTierB: $9.50