The pattern
About Asaki
Along each front, a narrow lace panel runs from the neckline down to the ribbing at the hem. The rest of the cardigan, all in stockinette stitch, is kept deliberately plain to let the panel take center stage.
The neckline takes shape over the first rows, by casting on stitches at the edge of the fronts; the 1/1 rib bands are picked up at the end, the right front band with its buttonholes.
Knitted in the Uncommon Everyday base from The Uncommon Thread, in the colorway Nimbostratus, Asaki is a fine, lightweight cardigan, to wear open or buttoned.
The Uncommon Thread “Uncommon Everyday”: 3 to 6 skeins, or 1170 to 2310 yd ; 1070 to 2110 m depending on the size. US 2½ ; 3 mm needles, and US 2 ; 2.75 mm for the bands. Shown in size 10, in colorway “Nimbostratus”.

