Wetherby Child Cardigan
The Wetherby is a classic child cardigan pattern with options for a flat or rolled collar.
With a sophisticated and simple textured stitch pattern, you can add pockets and a belt and choose your collar and toggle fastenings to complete your style.
With an easy construction you can simply leave the sleeves off to make a vest version too.
This crochet pattern and image are property of HanJan Crochet.
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