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‘Tis The Season For an Ugly Christmas Cardigan Sweater!
A Brief History of Ugly Christmas Sweaters The ugly Christmas sweater tradition started in the 1950s when the Christmas holidays became nationally televised and commercialized. Our parents and grandparents remember those sweaters as “Jingle Bell Sweaters.” Decorated with traditional Christmas motifs, these sweaters were never meant to be ugly. Far from it. These wooly top…
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November the 13th is National Cardigan Day. Make sure you are wearing one!
What do cardigan sweaters and kindness have in common? Well, we associate both with Mr. Rogers. On November 13th we are reminded that kindness is really what brings us together, as Mr. Rogers would say “There are three ways to ultimate success: The first way is to be kind. The second way is to be…
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Best Cardigan Sweater to wear on your next flight
Whenever we travel long distances, we take an extra layer of clothing with us. Sometimes it is a jacket, a coat, windbreaker, or a vest. Cardigan sweaters are often the most convenient garments for traveling. Whether you are flying, driving, or on a boat, a nice knitted top layer will make sure that your optimal…
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Best fall cardigan sweaters for 2021
Whether you live in California or England, the fall season is when temperatures drop by a few degrees, and we all need that extra layer of coziness and insulation. In addition to being an extra layer during transitional months, cardigan sweaters also add style to your wardrobe, enabling you to mix and match a variety…
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From a Granny Square Blanket to a Cardigan Sweater
Origins of the Granny Square Pattern According to textile historians, early settlers used to save pieces of yarn, wool jumpers, socks, and various fabrics and would sew them together into blankets. These blankets were quite colorful and would sometimes even be called “Afghan Blankets” because Afghanistan was often associated with colorful yarns. This tradition continued…