…with my twinset in it! Marilyn—I love the name they chose for it.
And some bonus photos…I really like this one.
You can’t see from the photo, but the camisole is built just like a bra (the back band even closes with hooks and eyes), so the back is very open.
You can see in the first photo that the model is wearing a discreet cami-under-the-cami, presumably to make the openwork peplum a little more modest….
…however, that doesn’t work so well in this shot as you can see the back of the under-cami rising above the back band of the over-cami. My suggestion to anyone who makes this is either to find a camisole that’s cut like a bra or to line the peplum with silk or other slippery fabric…or to just show a little skin.
The cardigan is super easy. Raglan increases down the shoulders then worked straight until wherever you feel like, a few more rows for the sleeves and you’re done. Very easy to adjust the length of the body and the sleeve. The yarn is a mohair-silk blend that is very soft and light and fluffy but the pattern could work with plenty of other yarns/fibers as well.
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