Designed to be your favorite everyday cardigan with a bit of texture, the Annisa Cardigan expands the mitered corner technique into a rectangular yoke featuring cables, twisted stitches, and seed stitch provided the main focal point. After working the yoke, the remainder is worked in stockinette. The back and fronts are worked top down to the armhole and joined to work in one piece. The sleeves are also worked from the top down.

Errata:
An error in the written instructions for Japanese short rows: It should read, “Starting on the WS,….On the RS, marker will hang…

After joining the fronts and back, the Set-up row (WS), should read:

Set-up row (WS): Work pat as est for 36 (39, 44, 49, 55, 59) sts, PM, P84 (92, 102, 108, 118, 124) sts, PM, cont pat as est in last 36 (39, 44, 49, 55, 59) sts.