Sunlight Cardigan

The Sunlight Cardigan is an oversized, slightly cropped cardigan full of granny square squishiness. It features a higher neck, but not too close, a squishy folded collar and subtle bell shaped sleeves. This pattern combines crochet and knitting with the granny squares forming the body and the knit ribbing bringing everything together. You can find the free tutorial (in one size) for the Sunlight Cardigan [here][1]. **Yarn Requirements** Main Color – 718 yds (657 m) or 285 g White (801) Contrasting Colors – 209 yds (191 m) or 83 g of each color Rust (246) Brown (840G) Green (114G) Yellow (953G) **Gauge** The size of each granny square (before blocking) is 4 3/4″ (12 cm). **Notions** Tapestry needle (for whip stitch and weaving in ends) 5 Buttons **Techniques/Stitches Used** Slip Knot, Double Crochet, Half Double Crochet, Single Crochet, Slip Stitch, Whip Stitch, Sewn Tubular Bind-Off, picking up stitches with circular knitting needles, Knit 1x1 Ribbing [1]: https://www.bethanylynnemakes.com/how-to-make-a-granny-square-cardigan-the-sunlight-cardigan/