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Vikingahringur is an Aran cardigan that I designed and knit for Level 3 of The Knitting Guild Association (TKGA) Master Hand Knitter certification. The name comes from the buttons that were purchased in Iceland in 2025. The yarn used is Knit Picks…

Object Description: A crocheted lace cardigan featuring a number of different floral and fan motifs, as well as open mesh sleeves. Original Image designation: MCV.01.0001a; MCV.01.0001b

Object Description: A crocheted lace cardigan featuring rosettes and thread-covered buttons.  Original Image designation: MCV.01.0001a; MCV.01.0001b-2

From Beverly Barton, "My mother made it years ago. She loved gold buttons and raglan sleeves. Probably designed it also.  Made in Los Angeles, CA ca 1980-2000 by Sally Feigen (1924-2011) for herself. Unknown yarn (feels like acrylic)."

Cardigan designed and knitted by Anna Bell Bray, a noted creator of traditional Shetland garments. Mrs. Bray's work is distinguished by her extraordinary use of dark and light values for maximum visual impact, and by the couturier details and…

An off-white crocheted cardigan. The cardigan features a repeating pinwheel motif. There are 7 buttons on the front of the cardigan, which are all thread covered. The border edging of the cardigan is made up of three rows of a repeating fan stitch.

This was my first attempt at knitting a Fair Isle sweater. I do not recall the source of the knitting pattern I used.

I made this cardigan in the late 1960s or early 1970s and cannot find the pattern source.  The yarn is likely Red Heart or something similar from the period in a worsted weight.  Small pink and green flowers are embroidered along the top of the…