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I love Milady de Winter. She's a badass femme fatale protagonist from a time when those were far and few between in novels. She schemes and plays the games of court to survive and thrive and goes toe to toe with Cardinals and Musketeers alike. While this cardigan can be used to unleash your inner femme fatale, you can also just enjoy a really flattering shape across all body shapes.


Comes in 8 sizes from 84-91.5cm (33-36in) to 142-147.5cm (56-58in) as measured around bust at fullest. There are 7cm (3in) of positive ease built in, so for a closer fit you may wish to go down a size.


Worsted weight Yarn requirements are between 770m (850yds) to 1500m (1640yds)


You will also need:

4mm (US6) needles straight or circular (40cm cord)

4.5mm (US7) needles, straight or circular (40cm cord)

Tapestry needle

Stitch markers

1 button - 20—25mm or a shawl brooch to fasten


This pattern has been tested in multiple sizes and tech edited.

You will get a PDF (678KB) file

About Me

Hi! Alexandra here. I’ve spent years tinkering with other people’s patterns or scribbling ideas down on various scraps of paper before taking the leap into publishing my own work. It's incredibly exciting to share my designs with you and see the wonderful things you make with them.


I love patterns that create functional items that are also beautiful and I have patterns for all skill levels and difficulties. I love patterns that have a mix and match quality and you'll always find options and alternatives in anything I create, especially socks. I love offering different options in sock patterns. I hope you'll find something here that interests you.


Just in case you’re wondering – Kororā are the little blue penguins native to the Southern Hemisphere. They are rambunctious, raucous and generally adorable. Although I’m now based in Canada, I’m originally from New Zealand and its always fun to find these guys hanging out in the middle of the night on a beach somewhere.

https://www.kororaknits.ca