This easy, one-piece, bottom-up cardigan requires minimal seaming and will make you a master of colorwork in no time! The repeated pattern is ideal for learning the tapestry colorwork technique and retaining the skill. You start with the ribbing on the bottom and then work across it, adding the colorwork and splitting for armholes about 2/3 of the way up. Then you seam the shoulders together and crochet the sleeves directly onto the garment in the round. This is the perfect sweet make for Valentine's Day or just to show off your love year-round!
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