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Red-Nose Reindeer Jacket Knitting Pattern P116
Red-Nose Reindeer Jacket Knitting Pattern P116
About the Knitting Pattern
The Red‑Nose Reindeer Jacket is a children’s Christmas cardigan designed to fit ages 2 to 11 years. Featuring two adorable Rudolph motifs on the back and one on each front side, every reindeer is finished with a bright red pompom nose for festive cheer. Knitted in double knitting (DK) wool, the jacket is shaped with a beautifully textured cabled yoke, a three‑button fastening, and ribbed edges. The pattern is written in English and supplied as a digital download PDF.
Design Details
The jacket is constructed with a decorative cabled yoke that forms the main feature of the design. The back, left front, right front, and sleeves are each worked flat up to the yoke. All pieces are then joined onto the same needle to complete the cable pattern across the top. Once the yoke is finished, the sleeve and side seams are sewn together. Stitches are picked up along the front edges to knit the button and buttonhole bands. A chart is provided for the Rudolph motif.
Sizes
Instruction includes 5 sizes:
2–3 years
4–5 years
6–7 years
8–9 years
10–11 years
Skills Level
Intermediate. You will need experience of:
• Working from a chart for the motif
• Using a cable needle to complete the yoke design
Yarn
This pattern uses double knitting (DK) wool. (Overseas equivalents: USA Light Worsted or Australian 8‑ply.)
The cardigan shown is knitted in Stylecraft Special DK in the following shades:
Lipstick (1246)
White (1001)
Walnut (1054)
Dark Brown (1004)
Black (1002)
Needles
3.25 mm (USA 3) and 4.0 mm (USA 6) straight needles
Other Requirements
1 cable needle (4 mm)
Stitch holders
3 buttons
Small crochet hook (recommended for pulling yarn through when making the pompom noses)
Important Information
The pattern is written in English using British terminology. This is a digital download PDF.
Copyright
© Elizabeth Primrose Patterns. All rights reserved. This knitting pattern is for personal use only. Do not sell, share, reproduce, or distribute the pattern or any part of it.
About the Knitting Pattern
The Red‑Nose Reindeer Jacket is a children’s Christmas cardigan designed to fit ages 2 to 11 years. Featuring two adorable Rudolph motifs on the back and one on each front side, every reindeer is finished with a bright red pompom nose for festive cheer. Knitted in double knitting (DK) wool, the jacket is shaped with a beautifully textured cabled yoke, a three‑button fastening, and ribbed edges. The pattern is written in English and supplied as a digital download PDF.
Design Details
The jacket is constructed with a decorative cabled yoke that forms the main feature of the design. The back, left front, right front, and sleeves are each worked flat up to the yoke. All pieces are then joined onto the same needle to complete the cable pattern across the top. Once the yoke is finished, the sleeve and side seams are sewn together. Stitches are picked up along the front edges to knit the button and buttonhole bands. A chart is provided for the Rudolph motif.
Sizes
Instruction includes 5 sizes:
2–3 years
4–5 years
6–7 years
8–9 years
10–11 years
Skills Level
Intermediate. You will need experience of:
• Working from a chart for the motif
• Using a cable needle to complete the yoke design
Yarn
This pattern uses double knitting (DK) wool. (Overseas equivalents: USA Light Worsted or Australian 8‑ply.)
The cardigan shown is knitted in Stylecraft Special DK in the following shades:
Lipstick (1246)
White (1001)
Walnut (1054)
Dark Brown (1004)
Black (1002)
Needles
3.25 mm (USA 3) and 4.0 mm (USA 6) straight needles
Other Requirements
1 cable needle (4 mm)
Stitch holders
3 buttons
Small crochet hook (recommended for pulling yarn through when making the pompom noses)
Important Information
The pattern is written in English using British terminology. This is a digital download PDF.
Copyright
© Elizabeth Primrose Patterns. All rights reserved. This knitting pattern is for personal use only. Do not sell, share, reproduce, or distribute the pattern or any part of it.
