BEAUTIFUL DIY MADISON CARDIGAN
HI DARLINGS! I am so excited to share this wonderful waterfall cardigan by ERYN SHIELDS. I couldn’t wait to make this because I am a sucker for a cardigan and the back of this cardigan is fantastic! The way it falls and moves makes me feel pretty, lol.
Its a quick and easy sew and you will want to make it in every color. I used a great textured stretchy sweater knit fabric from my stash (before I got rid of my stash, lol) I think I am going to make it again in red for the holidays. Please support our fellow sewist and pattern designer ERYN and pick up this great MADISON CARDIGAN.
ABOUT THE PATTERN
PDF Pattern (printed is no longer available)
Beginner Friendly
Designed for Knits
Sized XXS – XXXL (covers sizes 0 – 26 US)
Step-by-step instruction booklet with illustrations
Video sew along on YouTube








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