Teresa married Bernard Henry. Bernard's father was named Bernard Henry too, and so was his son. His grandson they named Henry Bernard, probably because his cousin Bernard Henry had already snagged it in its original form. Confused yet? Henry Bernard's grandson – my dad – was a Bernard Henry too, and I'm pretty sure that's the end of the naming line. I know of no Bernards and Henrys within the family since then. Probably a good thing.
This sweater is named for great-great-grandmother Teresa, and dedicated to all the Bernard Henrys and at least one of the Henry Bernards I know of.
Introducing Teresa, a long-sleeved cardigan with a deep v-neckline. Worked in 2 colors (one main and its trim), Seeded Rib Check is its stitch – a simple alternating sequence of knits and purls, dense and springy, and super comfortable. Horizontal pockets positioned at the hips are lined with the color of its trim, for some secret fun. Pieces are knit flat, bottom-up, with seaming.
Versatile Teresa will surely become one of my year-round favorites. I can just tell.
Click here for pattern details. You'll find this pattern for sale on Ravelry.