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Make your Tottenhill.

A colour-block cardigan by Quail Studio in four shades of MODE at Rowan Alpaca Haze, worked with yarn held double.

Mode at Rowan Tottenhill Knitting Pattern – Alpaca Haze Colour Block Cardigan, finished design example

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1. Choose your size

Use your body chest measurement. The finished garment measurement below helps you judge the fit.

2. Choose your colours

3. Add your needles

    Each option includes a pair of 3.5mm and a pair of 3.75mm straight needles. These do not need cables. Check your tension before starting.

    4. Finishing tools

    The pattern requires stitch holders. Add a set if you do not already own them.

    5. Include the pattern

    Untick if you already own this pattern.

    Your project

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      THE DETAILS BEHIND YOUR MAKE

      Get to know your project

      Explore the design, check your fit and see what you need before you cast on.

      About Tottenhill

      A colour-block cardigan by Quail Studio in four shades of MODE at Rowan Alpaca Haze, worked with yarn held double.

      Buy the pattern on its own, or build a project with the yarn and tools you select. The photographs show the finished design; the finished garment is not included.

      The pattern at a glance

      Design
      MIP13 Tottenhill
      Designer
      Quail Studio for MODE at Rowan
      Sizes
      9 sizes, to fit chest 71–157cm

      Follow the purchased pattern for full instructions, shaping and yarn use.

      Your yarn choices

      Work with yarn held double as directed in the pattern. The listed ball quantities already cover the project; do not double them again.

      Choose a shade for each role. Order the full amount of each shade together; contact us for help checking dye lots.

      Find your fit & yarn quantities

      Choose by your body chest measurement, then compare the finished garment chest measurement to judge the fit.

      To fit chest Finished chest Colour A
      25g balls
      Colour B
      25g balls
      Colour C
      25g balls
      Colour D
      25g balls
      71–76cm 103cm 2 1 1 3
      81–86cm 111.5cm 2 2 2 4
      91–97cm 123cm 2 2 2 4
      102–107cm 131.5cm 3 2 2 4
      112–117cm 143cm 3 2 2 5
      122–127cm 151.5cm 3 2 2 5
      132–137cm 160cm 3 2 2 5
      142–147cm 171.5cm 3 2 2 5
      152–157cm 180cm 3 3 3 6

      The builder uses these Rowan ball quantities without multiplying them for strands held together. Extra length or other alterations may need more yarn.

      Needles & finishing tools

      One pair of 4.5mm and one pair of 6.5mm straight needles. No cables are needed.

      The pattern requires stitch holders. Add the tools you do not already own.

      These straight-needle options do not need cables.

      A tapestry needle, measuring tape and scissors are useful finishing tools; these are not automatically added.

      Tension & care

      14 stitches × 20 rows to 10cm over stocking stitch using 6.5mm needles and yarn held double.

      Make a tension square and adjust your needle size if needed. Follow the yarn labels for care instructions.

      What you will receive

      Pattern only: one MIP13 Tottenhill knitting pattern. Yarn and tools are not included.

      Build my project: the selected yarn quantities, plus the pattern and tools you select. Untick the pattern if you already own it. Cart details retain each yarn or colour role.

      Review your summary before adding the project. Unselected tools and the finished garment are not included.

      Before you cast on

      Can I use my own tools or pattern?

      Yes. Select only the tools you need and untick the pattern if you already own it. If a cable option is shown, choose the ownership option only if you have the compatible length listed.

      What happens if I choose a shade more than once?

      Matching variants from the same yarn are combined into one cart line, with the quantities for each role retained. Repeating shades in colourwork changes the contrast. Different yarn types remain separate even when their shade names match.

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