Must Make Monday: Ninon

Must Make Monday: Ninon

For better or worse it’s still hot out. The DC area is likely to stay nice and toasty for at least another month or two.  Enter Ninon by Audrey Borrego – this lace cardigan is the perfect accessory for faux-fall. Knit in a sport-weight linen, this sweater is the perfect accoutrement for the weather, transitioning easily from farmers market chic to work wear. Feel free to layer this light weight knit over just about anything, with the on-trend oversize silhouette and all-over lace pattern that gives this piece much-coveted 3-season appeal. The lace repeat is straight forward and easy to learn, and we think you’ll be knocking out this knit in no time flat.

Ninon

© Audrey Borrego

SIZES
1 (2, 3), (4, 5, 6)

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
49 ¼ (55, 61), (67,  72 ¾, 78 ¾)“ bust circ.

GAUGE
21 sts x 31 rows per 10 cm – 4” with larger needles in lace motif after blocking

YARN
875 (985, 1095), (1205, 1315, 1480) yards

We Recommend: 
3 (4, 4) (5, 5, 6) balls De Rerum Natura Antigone

  • 100% organic linen
  • Sport Weight
  • Gauge: 18-24 sts = 4″ on US 1.5-6 (2.5mm-4mm)
  • 100 grams / 284 yards
  • Mashine Washable on delicate cycle

NEEDLES & NOTIONS
3.5 mm (US 4) needles (Main Fabric)
3.25 mm (US 3) circular needles with appropriate length to knit in the round and magic loop (All Ribbing)
OR DPNs (Arm Ribbing)
or size required to get gauge
Locking stitch markers
tapestry needle
scissors
Row counter recommended

© Audrey Borrego
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Jillian

Jillian taught herself to knit while in college in 2004. For her, knitting has been a source of friendship, entertainment, and sanity. After joining the fibre space™ community in 2013, she began teaching through private lessons and classes. She looks forward to sharing her love of knitting and helping her students reach new crafting heights.
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