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Step out in style in the Lace Floral Block Jacket from Cascade Yarns. Ultra Pima Cotton Yarn gives this a luscious drape and is perfect for a summer afternoon. All you need are 5 skeins of Cascade Yarns Ultra Pima and US 6 needles, as well as a clasp to close your jacket. The body and sleeves are made by knitting 12 blocks and stitching them together, then sewing on the bobbles to the front the blocks.
This is an instantly downloadable pattern. You will receive a link including the PDF file for the "Floral Lace Jacket Pattern" by Nicky Epstein.
Pattern details:
Size: one size (for larger size go up one needle size)
Yarn weight: DK
Yarn needed: 5 balls of Cascade Yarns Ultra Pima
100% Pima Cotton / 100 g / 220 yards / 200m
Yardage: 1100 yds
Needles: US 6
Gauge: 20 sts and 28 rows = 4” on size 6 needle in St. st
Additional material needed: One clasp
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