During our vacation to Vancouver Island this past summer, I cast on for Audrey in Unst thinking that I would get to wear this little cardi over summer dresses.  Yeah right, summer is long gone and we’re well into fall and all I can think about is piling on warm woolies and cranking up the heat!  Even though I don’t think that I will wear this cardigan anytime soon, I wanted to show you my very own Audrey in Unst, or Audrey in Van Isle as I call my version:)

 I love the vintage inspiration for this design and the Shetland lace at the yoke.  Also, this was my first time with seamless set in sleeves and me likey a lot

The fit is perfect and I couldn’t be happier with my finished Audrey:)  Vintage never goes out of style!

Audrey in Van Isle

Pattern: Audrey in Unst by Gudrun Johnston
Yarn: Sundara Yarn Sport Merino in “Flower Studies #152” 
Needles: Size US 4 & 5 /3.5 & 3.75 mm

The Shetland lace pattern originating from the island of Unst was Gudrun’s twist on this classic sweater style. 

The yarn is lovely to knit with… you can’t go too wrong with Sundara yarn.  But for this project, it was all about the pattern ♥♥♥

13 thoughts on “Vintage, Baby!

  1. Kelly

    I love the last pic ” Lady lovely locks flicks her long dark tresses over her shoulders in order to get a perfect picture of Audrey” hehehh
    I was just thinking that your sleeve joins look great before I scrolled down 🙂

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  2. knitnkanmani

    LOVELY PP 🙂 the Audrey too 🙂

    The shade is abs beautiful and I love the yoke/neck design and the the ribbing down below ,its giving a wonderful shape to you
    I keep thinking for every knit of urs ,okay this is her very best, same goes for audrey too 🙂

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  3. Leila

    That’s one gorgeous vintage cardigan you’ve knitted, Preeti. And you are the pretty lady in red ( or pink). I would wear this beautiful sweater all year round. You’re lucky to have a personal talented photographer, too.
    My Audrey is still needing sleeves…big sigh…

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  4. Kerry

    So pretty, so timeless! You’ll get a lot of wear out of this little lovely. It’s been languishing in my queue, pending finding the perfect yarn … looks like you did!

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  5. Maya

    such an amazing cardi! and it looks so nice in that colour : ) I have actually been thinking of knitting an Audrey for the spring/summer time, It might be my next project

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