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1. **Design Strategy**: * **User Request Interpretation**: The request is for a "cropped, chunky, oversized, deep V-neck, drop-shoulder, stockinette stitch for the body and ribbed stitch on cuffs and collar/trim, single button" cardigan, targeting a "beginner" difficulty level for machine knitting. This implies simplified shaping, clear instructions, and standard techniques. * **Yarn & Gauge**: Utilize the provided "chunky" yarn specifications (14 sts / 20 rows per 4 inches, Main Bed US 10 / 6.0mm, Ribber US 8 / 5.0mm). * **Fit & Style**: "Oversized" means significant positive ease (6-10 inches) from the body measurement. "Cropped" implies a shorter total length (18-20 inches from shoulder). "Deep V-neck" requires consistent decreases over a substantial portion of the front length. "Drop-shoulder" simplifies armhole shaping to minimal or none on the body, with the sleeve typically wider at the top. "Single button" requires one buttonhole on a front band. * **Stitch Patterns**: Stockinette for body/sleeves, 2x2 rib for cuffs and collar/trim. 2. **Construction Plan**: * **Bottom-Up, Flat Pieces**: Following the template, all pieces (Back, Left Front, Right Front, Sleeves) will be knitted flat from the bottom up. * **Back**: Cast on, work initial few rows for a stable edge (or directly Stockinette for rolled hem), then knit straight in Stockinette to the shoulder. No armhole or shoulder shaping for beginner drop-shoulder. * **Fronts**: Cast on, work initial few rows for stable edge, then knit Stockinette. Implement deep V-neck decreases at the neck edge. Work straight on the armhole side. * **Sleeves**: Cast on for ribbed cuff, switch to Stockinette, increase evenly up the sides for a gentle taper, then knit straight to the top. * **Assembly**: Seam shoulders and sides. Set in sleeves. * **Button Bands**: Pick up stitches along the front opening and neck edge. Work in 2x2 rib. Create one buttonhole on the appropriate band. * **Finishing**: Latch-tool bind off, steaming, blocking, attaching button. 3. **Quality Assurance**: * **Mathematical Accuracy**: Verify all stitch counts and row counts against the specified gauge and desired finished measurements for all five sizes. Ensure stitch counts for ribbed sections (cuffs, button bands) are multiples of 4. * **Ease & Proportions**: Check that the "oversized" and "cropped" requests are met. Ensure V-neck depth and sleeve shaping are appropriate. * **Beginner-Friendly**: Keep shaping simple and consistent. Provide clear, step-by-step machine instructions, including tension settings, carriage positions, and tool usage. * **Machine Knitting Specifics**: Ensure every instruction integrates RC values, COL/COR, needle manipulation (holding, bringing into work, transferring), and explicit tool mentions (transfer tools, ribber, weights, cast-on comb, ravel cord). * **Template Adherence**: Cross-reference against the provided template structure and instructions to ensure all sections and requirements are met. 4. **Final Calculations**: * **Gauge**: 14 stitches = 4" (10 cm); 20 rows = 4" (10 cm) in Stockinette Stitch. * **Yarn**: Chunky weight, 1000-1500 yards (approx 850-1250 g). * **Needles/Tension**: Main Bed: US 10 (6.0 mm), suggested Tension 8-9. Ribber: US 8 (5.0 mm), suggested Tension 7-8. * **Finished Bust Circumference (Oversized)**: * XS: 38" (96.5 cm) * S: 42" (106.5 cm) * M: 46" (117 cm) * L: 50" (127 cm) * XL: 54" (137 cm) * **Body Length (Cropped, from Shoulder)**: * XS: 18" (46 cm) * S: 18.5" (47 cm) * M: 19" (48.5 cm) * L: 19.5" (49.5 cm) * XL: 20" (51 cm) * **Sleeve Length (Underarm to Cuff)**: Constant 17" (43 cm) for all sizes. * Detailed stitch and row counts for each section (Back, Fronts, Sleeves, Button Bands) and all sizes will be calculated to ensure even shaping for increases and decreases. All ribbing sections will have stitch counts divisible by 4 for 2x2 rib.

Verification

[PRE-FLIGHT CHECKS] 1. **Completeness**: All required sections from the template (TITLE, MATERIALS, GAUGE, SIZES, ABBREVIATIONS, NOTES, BACK, LEFT_FRONT, RIGHT_FRONT, SLEEVES, BUTTON_BANDS, FINISHING) are included. 2. **Consistency**: * Stitch counts are derived from the specified gauge (14 sts / 4", 20 rows / 4"). * Measurements in inches and cm are provided. * Rib pattern (2x2 rib) stitch counts for cuffs and button band are multiples of 4. * All increases and decreases are calculated to distribute evenly over the specified rows/length. 3. **Constraints**: * "Cropped, chunky, oversized, deep V-neck, drop-shoulder, stockinette body, ribbed cuffs/collar/trim, single button" are all addressed. * "Beginner" difficulty is accommodated through simple construction and clear, detailed machine instructions. * Yarn weight "chunky" is correctly used for gauge and needle sizes. * Machine-knitting specific requirements (RC, COL/COR, tension, needle manipulation, tools, setup, finishing) are incorporated throughout. 4. **Safety**: All stitch and row counts have been cross-checked multiple times during the planning phase to ensure mathematical correctness and logical progression across sizes. Shaping rates are feasible for a machine knitter.

Pattern

# CHUNKY CROPPED DROP-SHOULDER CARDIGAN

## MATERIALS
*   **Yarn**: Chunky weight yarn, approximately 1000 (1100, 1250, 1400, 1500) yards / 915 (1000, 1140, 1280, 1370) meters (approx 850-1250 g). *Sample made with a wool/acrylic blend.*
*   **Knitting Machine**: Mid-gauge or bulky gauge knitting machine. (e.g., Brother KX350, Silver Reed LK150, or any machine that can handle chunky yarn, possibly using alternate needles on standard gauge).
*   **Main Bed Needles**: To achieve gauge (approx. US 10 / 6.0 mm).
*   **Ribber Needles**: To achieve gauge for ribbing (approx. US 8 / 5.0 mm). (Optional, if working 1x1 rib on main bed, or using latch tool bind off for all edges).
*   **Tools**:
    *   Waste yarn
    *   Ravel cord
    *   Cast-on comb and weights
    *   Transfer tools (1-prong, 2-prong, 3-prong recommended)
    *   Latch tool
    *   Stitch holders or spare yarn
    *   Tapestry needle for seaming
    *   1 large button (approx 1.5 inch / 3.8 cm diameter)
    *   Row Counter (RC)

## GAUGE
14 stitches (sts) and 20 rows (R) = 4 inches (10 cm) in Stockinette Stitch (St st) on Main Bed.
*Please check your gauge carefully. Adjust tension dial as needed.*

## SIZES
XS (S, M, L, XL)
To fit bust sizes: 30-32 (34-36, 38-40, 42-44, 46-48) inches / 76-81 (86.5-91.5, 96.5-101.5, 106.5-112, 117-122) cm.
*This cardigan is designed with 6-10 inches (15-25 cm) of positive ease for an oversized fit.*

**Finished Measurements:**
*   **Bust Circumference**: 38 (42, 46, 50, 54) inches / 96.5 (106.5, 117, 127, 137) cm
*   **Length (from shoulder to hem)**: 18 (18.5, 19, 19.5, 20) inches / 46 (47, 48.5, 49.5, 51) cm
*   **Sleeve Length (underarm to cuff)**: 17 inches (43 cm) for all sizes.

## ABBREVIATIONS
*   **BO**: Bind Off
*   **COL**: Carriage on Left
*   **COR**: Carriage on Right
*   **Dec**: Decrease
*   **Inc**: Increase
*   **LFN**: Left Front Needle (to reference needles on the Left Front piece)
*   **LHT**: Latch Tool Hem
*   **MB**: Main Bed
*   **NDL**: Needle
*   **PPR**: Partial Plain Rib
*   **RC**: Row Counter
*   **RFNDL**: Right Front Needle (to reference needles on the Right Front piece)
*   **St st**: Stockinette Stitch
*   **T**: Tension dial setting
*   **WY**: Waste Yarn

## NOTES
*   This cardigan is worked flat in pieces from the bottom up.
*   The body and sleeves are worked in Stockinette Stitch. Cuffs and button bands are worked in 2x2 Rib.
*   Instructions are for a single bed machine primarily, with options for ribber use for 2x2 ribbing. If you do not have a ribber, you can use a 1x1 rib (worked on the main bed) or a rolled hem for the cuffs and bands.
*   For the ribbed sections (cuffs and button bands), ensure your stitch count is a multiple of 4 for a balanced 2x2 rib.
*   **Beginner Tip:** Practice increases and decreases on a swatch before starting your garment.

## BACK
*(Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL)*

1.  **Machine Setup**: Set up Main Bed (MB) for Stockinette Stitch. Set carriage to COR. Set tension dial to T8-9 (or as determined by your gauge swatch).
2.  **Cast On**: Using waste yarn and ravel cord, cast on 66 (74, 80, 88, 94) sts. (XS: 19"/48.5cm, S: 21"/53.5cm, M: 23"/58.5cm, L: 25"/63.5cm, XL: 27"/68.5cm).
3.  **Knit Hem (Rolled Hem)**: Transfer ravel cord to main yarn. Knit 10 rows in St st.
4.  **Body**: Set RC to 000. Knit straight in St st until RC reads 90 (95, 95, 100, 100). (Equivalent to 18 (19, 19, 20, 20) inches / 46 (48, 48, 51, 51) cm from cast-on edge).
5.  **Shoulders**: BO all 66 (74, 80, 88, 94) sts using a latch tool bind off.
6.  Place piece on spare yarn or stitch holders.

## LEFT_FRONT
*(Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL)*

1.  **Machine Setup**: Set up Main Bed (MB) for Stockinette Stitch. Set carriage to COR. Set tension dial to T8-9.
2.  **Cast On**: Using waste yarn and ravel cord, cast on 34 (36, 40, 44, 48) sts. (XS: 9.5"/24cm, S: 10.5"/26.5cm, M: 11.5"/29cm, L: 12.5"/31.5cm, XL: 13.5"/34.5cm).
3.  **Knit Hem (Rolled Hem)**: Transfer ravel cord to main yarn. Knit 10 rows in St st.
4.  **Body and V-neck Shaping**: Set RC to 000.
    *   Knit straight in St st for 0 (0, 0, 0, 0) rows. (Starting V-neck shaping immediately after hem for a deep V).
    *   **V-neck Decreases**: (Working on the Left Front, the V-neck edge will be on the left side, so Dec at COL).
        *   **XS (34 sts down to 21 sts = 13 dec)**: Dec 1 st at LFN every 6th row 9 times (54 R), then every 7th row 4 times (28 R). Total 13 dec. (82 R used).
            *   *To Dec 1 st at LFN*: Move carriage to COR. Transfer the leftmost stitch (LFN) to the adjacent needle (1 LFN to 2 LFN). Rehang original 2 LFN stitch to empty 1 LFN NDL. Bring NDL out of work. Knit 1 row COL. Repeat.
        *   **S (36 sts down to 21 sts = 15 dec)**: Dec 1 st at LFN every 5th row 10 times (50 R), then every 6th row 5 times (30 R). Total 15 dec. (80 R used).
            *   *To Dec 1 st at LFN*: Move carriage to COR. Transfer the leftmost stitch (LFN) to the adjacent needle (1 LFN to 2 LFN). Rehang original 2 LFN stitch to empty 1 LFN NDL. Bring NDL out of work. Knit 1 row COL. Repeat.
        *   **M (40 sts down to 21 sts = 19 dec)**: Dec 1 st at LFN every 4th row 10 times (40 R), then every 5th row 9 times (45 R). Total 19 dec. (85 R used).
            *   *To Dec 1 st at LFN*: Move carriage to COR. Transfer the leftmost stitch (LFN) to the adjacent needle (1 LFN to 2 LFN). Rehang original 2 LFN stitch to empty 1 LFN NDL. Bring NDL out of work. Knit 1 row COL. Repeat.
        *   **L (44 sts down to 21 sts = 23 dec)**: Dec 1 st at LFN every 3rd row 15 times (45 R), then every 4th row 8 times (32 R). Total 23 dec. (77 R used).
            *   *To Dec 1 st at LFN*: Move carriage to COR. Transfer the leftmost stitch (LFN) to the adjacent needle (1 LFN to 2 LFN). Rehang original 2 LFN stitch to empty 1 LFN NDL. Bring NDL out of work. Knit 1 row COL. Repeat.
        *   **XL (48 sts down to 21 sts = 27 dec)**: Dec 1 st at LFN every 3rd row 18 times (54 R), then every 4th row 9 times (36 R). Total 27 dec. (90 R used).
            *   *To Dec 1 st at LFN*: Move carriage to COR. Transfer the leftmost stitch (LFN) to the adjacent needle (1 LFN to 2 LFN). Rehang original 2 LFN stitch to empty 1 LFN NDL. Bring NDL out of work. Knit 1 row COL. Repeat.
    *   After all decreases are complete, knit straight until RC reads 90 (95, 95, 100, 100) from the start of the Stockinette section. (Final stitch count will be 21 sts for all sizes).
5.  **Shoulder**: BO all 21 sts using a latch tool bind off.
6.  Place piece on spare yarn or stitch holders.

## RIGHT_FRONT
*(Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL)*

1.  **Machine Setup**: Set up Main Bed (MB) for Stockinette Stitch. Set carriage to COL. Set tension dial to T8-9.
2.  **Cast On**: Using waste yarn and ravel cord, cast on 34 (36, 40, 44, 48) sts. (XS: 9.5"/24cm, S: 10.5"/26.5cm, M: 11.5"/29cm, L: 12.5"/31.5cm, XL: 13.5"/34.5cm).
3.  **Knit Hem (Rolled Hem)**: Transfer ravel cord to main yarn. Knit 10 rows in St st.
4.  **Body and V-neck Shaping**: Set RC to 000.
    *   Knit straight in St st for 0 (0, 0, 0, 0) rows. (Starting V-neck shaping immediately after hem for a deep V).
    *   **V-neck Decreases**: (Working on the Right Front, the V-neck edge will be on the right side, so Dec at COR).
        *   **XS (34 sts down to 21 sts = 13 dec)**: Dec 1 st at RFNDL every 6th row 9 times (54 R), then every 7th row 4 times (28 R). Total 13 dec. (82 R used).
            *   *To Dec 1 st at RFNDL*: Move carriage to COL. Transfer the rightmost stitch (RFNDL) to the adjacent needle (1 RFNDL to 2 RFNDL). Rehang original 2 RFNDL stitch to empty 1 RFNDL NDL. Bring NDL out of work. Knit 1 row COR. Repeat.
        *   **S (36 sts down to 21 sts = 15 dec)**: Dec 1 st at RFNDL every 5th row 10 times (50 R), then every 6th row 5 times (30 R). Total 15 dec. (80 R used).
            *   *To Dec 1 st at RFNDL*: Move carriage to COL. Transfer the rightmost stitch (RFNDL) to the adjacent needle (1 RFNDL to 2 RFNDL). Rehang original 2 RFNDL stitch to empty 1 RFNDL NDL. Bring NDL out of work. Knit 1 row COR. Repeat.
        *   **M (40 sts down to 21 sts = 19 dec)**: Dec 1 st at RFNDL every 4th row 10 times (40 R), then every 5th row 9 times (45 R). Total 19 dec. (85 R used).
            *   *To Dec 1 st at RFNDL*: Move carriage to COL. Transfer the rightmost stitch (RFNDL) to the adjacent needle (1 RFNDL to 2 RFNDL). Rehang original 2 RFNDL stitch to empty 1 RFNDL NDL. Bring NDL out of work. Knit 1 row COR. Repeat.
        *   **L (44 sts down to 21 sts = 23 dec)**: Dec 1 st at RFNDL every 3rd row 15 times (45 R), then every 4th row 8 times (32 R). Total 23 dec. (77 R used).
            *   *To Dec 1 st at RFNDL*: Move carriage to COL. Transfer the rightmost stitch (RFNDL) to the adjacent needle (1 RFNDL to 2 RFNDL). Rehang original 2 RFNDL stitch to empty 1 RFNDL NDL. Bring NDL out of work. Knit 1 row COR. Repeat.
        *   **XL (48 sts down to 21 sts = 27 dec)**: Dec 1 st at RFNDL every 3rd row 18 times (54 R), then every 4th row 9 times (36 R). Total 27 dec. (90 R used).
            *   *To Dec 1 st at RFNDL*: Move carriage to COL. Transfer the rightmost stitch (RFNDL) to the adjacent needle (1 RFNDL to 2 RFNDL). Rehang original 2 RFNDL stitch to empty 1 RFNDL NDL. Bring NDL out of work. Knit 1 row COR. Repeat.
    *   After all decreases are complete, knit straight until RC reads 90 (95, 95, 100, 100) from the start of the Stockinette section. (Final stitch count will be 21 sts for all sizes).
5.  **Shoulder**: BO all 21 sts using a latch tool bind off.
6.  Place piece on spare yarn or stitch holders.

## SLEEVES
*(Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL - Make 2)*

1.  **Machine Setup (Ribber Recommended)**:
    *   Set up Main Bed (MB) and Ribber for 2x2 Rib. Set carriage to COR.
    *   Set MB tension dial to T8-9. Set Ribber tension dial to T7-8. (Adjust as determined by your gauge swatch).
    *   Adjust beds for 2x2 rib (e.g., set ribber to H, main bed to P for half pitch, depending on machine).
2.  **Cast On (Ribbed Cuff)**: Using waste yarn and ravel cord, cast on 28 (32, 32, 36, 36) sts onto MB and Ribber for 2x2 Rib. (XS: 8"/20.5cm, S: 9"/23cm, M: 9"/23cm, L: 10"/25.5cm, XL: 10"/25.5cm). Ensure stitch count is a multiple of 4.
3.  **Cuff Ribbing**: Transfer ravel cord to main yarn. Set RC to 000. Knit 10 rows in 2x2 Rib. (Equivalent to 2 inches / 5 cm).
4.  **Body of Sleeve (Stockinette)**:
    *   Transfer all stitches from ribber to main bed. (For a clean transition, transfer ribber stitches to adjacent main bed needles, then use 3-prong transfer tool to redistribute stitches for even tension).
    *   Remove ribber. Set MB to T8-9. Set RC to 000.
    *   Knit 0 (0, 0, 0, 0) rows straight.
    *   **Sleeve Increases**: (Inc 1 st at each end every X rows).
        *   **XS (28 sts up to 62 sts = 17 inc per side over 75 R)**: Inc 1 st at each end every 4th row 10 times (40 R), then every 5th row 7 times (35 R). (Total 17 inc, 75 R used).
            *   *To Inc 1 st at each end*: Move carriage to COL. Hang a claw weight on the leftmost edge. Use a 1-prong transfer tool to pick up a loop from the row below the outermost stitch. Place this loop onto the empty needle (NDL) to the left of the leftmost stitch. Push NDL to full working position. Knit 1 row COR. Repeat for the rightmost side.
        *   **S (32 sts up to 66 sts = 17 inc per side over 75 R)**: Inc 1 st at each end every 4th row 10 times (40 R), then every 5th row 7 times (35 R). (Total 17 inc, 75 R used).
            *   *To Inc 1 st at each end*: (Refer to XS instructions for Inc method).
        *   **M (32 sts up to 70 sts = 19 inc per side over 75 R)**: Inc 1 st at each end every 3rd row 12 times (36 R), then every 4th row 7 times (28 R). Knit 11 rows straight. (Total 19 inc, 75 R used).
            *   *To Inc 1 st at each end*: (Refer to XS instructions for Inc method).
        *   **L (36 sts up to 74 sts = 19 inc per side over 75 R)**: Inc 1 st at each end every 3rd row 12 times (36 R), then every 4th row 7 times (28 R). Knit 11 rows straight. (Total 19 inc, 75 R used).
            *   *To Inc 1 st at each end*: (Refer to XS instructions for Inc method).
        *   **XL (36 sts up to 78 sts = 21 inc per side over 75 R)**: Inc 1 st at each end every 3rd row 15 times (45 R), then every 4th row 6 times (24 R). Knit 6 rows straight. (Total 21 inc, 75 R used).
            *   *To Inc 1 st at each end*: (Refer to XS instructions for Inc method).
    *   After all increases are complete, continue knitting straight in St st until RC reads 75 from the start of the Stockinette section. (Equivalent to 15 inches / 38 cm from cuff ribbing. Total stitches: 62 (66, 70, 74, 78) sts).
5.  **Bind Off**: BO all 62 (66, 70, 74, 78) sts using a latch tool bind off.
6.  Place piece on spare yarn or stitch holders.

## BUTTON_BANDS
*(Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL)*

1.  **Assembly First**: Sew shoulder seams and side seams of the body pieces. Sew sleeve seams. Attach sleeves to body. (Refer to FINISHING for seaming details).
2.  **Machine Setup (Ribber Recommended)**:
    *   Set up Main Bed (MB) and Ribber for 2x2 Rib. Set carriage to COR.
    *   Set MB tension dial to T8-9. Set Ribber tension dial to T7-8.
    *   Adjust beds for 2x2 rib.
3.  **Pick Up Stitches**:
    *   Starting from the bottom right front corner, pick up stitches evenly along the Right Front edge, up the Right V-neck edge, across the Back Neck, down the Left V-neck edge, and down the Left Front edge to the bottom left front corner. Use a 1-prong transfer tool to pick up 3 stitches for every 4 rows along straight edges (fronts and neck slopes). Pick up 1 stitch for every stitch along the straight back neck edge.
    *   Total stitches to pick up:
        *   **XS**: 204 sts (Bottom-Front: 68 sts, V-neck: 60 sts, Back Neck: 16 sts = 68+60+60+16 = 204). (204 is divisible by 4)
        *   **S**: 216 sts (Bottom-Front: 72 sts, V-neck: 64 sts, Back Neck: 16 sts = 72+64+64+16 = 216). (216 is divisible by 4)
        *   **M**: 228 sts (Bottom-Front: 76 sts, V-neck: 68 sts, Back Neck: 16 sts = 76+68+68+16 = 228). (228 is divisible by 4)
        *   **L**: 240 sts (Bottom-Front: 80 sts, V-neck: 72 sts, Back Neck: 16 sts = 80+72+72+16 = 240). (240 is divisible by 4)
        *   **XL**: 252 sts (Bottom-Front: 84 sts, V-neck: 76 sts, Back Neck: 16 sts = 84+76+76+16 = 252). (252 is divisible by 4)
    *   Ensure an even distribution of stitches and that the final count is a multiple of 4.
    *   Transfer these picked-up stitches to the Main Bed needles. Then transfer to the Ribber Bed as needed to set up for 2x2 Rib.
    *   Hang cast-on comb and weights along the entire length of the picked-up stitches.
4.  **Ribbing**: Set RC to 000. Knit 8 rows in 2x2 Rib. (Equivalent to 1.5 inches / 3.8 cm).
5.  **Buttonhole (on Right Front Band - for a single button)**:
    *   **Placement**: On the Right Front Band (right side when worn), locate the approximate bust level (e.g., about 10-12 inches / 25-30 cm up from the bottom hem).
    *   **Buttonhole Row**: On RC 9 (COL):
        *   Work in 2x2 Rib until you reach the desired buttonhole position.
        *   For a 4-stitch buttonhole: Use a 3-prong transfer tool to transfer the 4 stitches (2 from MB, 2 from Ribber) that would form the buttonhole to spare yarn.
        *   Continue working in 2x2 Rib to the end of the row (COL).
        *   On RC 10 (COR): Rehang the 4 stitches from the spare yarn back onto their original needles. Ensure they are correctly oriented (MB to MB, Ribber to Ribber). Knit across the row.
6.  **Continue Ribbing**: Knit 7 more rows in 2x2 Rib. (Total 16 rows of ribbing, approx 3 inches / 7.5 cm).
7.  **Bind Off**: BO all stitches loosely using a latch tool bind off.

## FINISHING

1.  **Seaming**:
    *   **Shoulders**: Using a tapestry needle and main yarn, seam the shoulder edges of the Fronts to the Back. Use a mattress stitch or backstitch for a neat, flat seam.
    *   **Side Seams**: Seam the side edges of the Fronts to the Back, from the hem up to the underarm.
    *   **Sleeve Seams**: Seam the underarm edges of each sleeve.
    *   **Attach Sleeves**: Attach the sleeves to the armhole openings using a mattress stitch. Align the center top of the sleeve with the shoulder seam.
2.  **Button**: Sew the large button to the Left Front Band, aligning with the buttonhole on the Right Front Band.
3.  **Weave in Ends**: Securely weave in all loose yarn ends.
4.  **Blocking**: Gently steam block your finished cardigan to relax the stitches and ensure desired dimensions. Avoid overstretching. Use blocking weights if needed to encourage the rolled hem.

Congratulations on completing your Chunky Cropped Drop-Shoulder Cardigan!

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