Beloved children’s TV icon Mr. Rogers has never been far from our hearts, and now there’s a Lion Brand pattern to prove it! In addition to continuing to captivate young audiences for decades, there will be a new documentary about his life & work this summer, and Tom Hanks will play him in a biopic this fall. In case you didn’t know, Mr. Rogers’ mom knit all his sweaters for him. And one of his favorites was even donated to the Smithsonian! If you’re a long-time Mr. Rogers fan, check out our new pattern below, and knit your own friendly neighborhood sweater.
Our new Neighborly Cardigan (Knit) is an homage to our favorite neighbor. Whether you want to knit it for yourself or your favorite neighbor, the wearer is sure to appreciate the coziness of the Touch of Alpaca Bonus Bundles you’ll use to work it up.
It’s a Level 2 – Easy (Beginner +) pattern, but looks much more impressive with the cables and neat ribbing at the waist!
Since it’s such a fitted look, you’ll want to be sure to inspect the sizing options & corresponding measurements in the pattern, before choosing your appropriate size & ordering accordingly.
To finish your sweater, you’ll also need:
We hope this new pattern will delight crafters with fond memories of Mr. Rogers, or maybe even inspire someone to try their first sweater! Nobody would be prouder than Mr. Rogers, who’s been encouraging us to do our best since 1963. And here at Lion Brand, we’re with you every step of the way, so be sure to let us know if you’re casting this on!
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Insun Jun
I am interested in knitting very much.
I prefer natural and fashionable ones.
Connie Foresman
Always wanted to knit a sweater…perfect for hubby.
marlene prevost
What a beautiful tribute to a great humanitarian
B. Rehak
How do you determine the yarn needed for the larger sizes?
Tracey Payne
This is brilliant.
Alisha Bell
What weight is Touch of Alpaca, please?
Barbara Scoville
I am so excited to knit this sweater but is a man’s pattern. Does Lion’s Brand have numbers for women?