Queens Quay Cardi

Design: This pattern is named for the elegant yet understated Queens Quay street in the Toronto Harborfront. It is a drapey open-front cardigan with mid-length sleeves that is initially worked in 2 hexagon rounds and changes to being worked in rows once the sleeves are completed. This pattern has not been graded, but rather redesigned for each size provided. While I have made several samples of this pattern and tested the math repeatedly, it has not been through a formal pattern test. It does, however, come with a full YouTube tutorial (https://youtu.be/R0_bmLqGEP8), support photos, and a written pattern. Sizes provided: S/M, L/XL, 2XL/3XL, 4XL/5XL Gauge: I recommend using your first hexagon as your gauge swatch. At the end of row 5 your hexagon should measure 8 cm across each side (48 cm round) and 12.5 cm from tip to opposite tip. Each granny cluster is 0.5 cm wide and 2 cm tall. Yarn: The S/M size used between 1035-1150 meters, each additional size used 300-400 additional meters.