A free pattern, using a crochet hook 6.00 mm. So the work will be fast and the result exceptional. You can use any type of yarn. I used one that my mom gave me, but unfortunately, it has no label. It is worked from the bottom to the side, in parts, which are then sewn together. Materials: Mélange (5 skeins) Hook (6.00 mm) Scissors Stitch marker Gauge: 20 dc x 5 rows= 16 x 6 cm (6 x 2.3 in)
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The Genesis Cardigan Free Crochet Pattern
The genesis summer kimono cardigan has a richly varied structure. Also, its beautiful color bands highlight the alternating voids and denser stitches. Overall, it's a beautiful, casual and playful cardi for everyday.
I wanted something colorful and summery, which can be hard to find when crocheting/knitting. This pattern came to be when I was reading the story of Joseph and The Coat of Many Colors. Now, I'm not going to go into the whole story of Jacob gifting the coat to Joseph, But this particular coat meant a lot to the people of this time. A piece of clothing with different colors represented worth and leadership.
V-Stitch and Shell Stitch Crochet Poncho
This crochet poncho has one of the simplest construction methods ever. Basically, you just crochet one large rectangle, then you seam two ends together to make an asymmetrical poncho. What makes it special is that you begin with a selvage edge foundation chain; there are instructions, including a link to the video. Then you work rows of crochet V-stitch on one side of the chain, turn it around and work rows of shell stitch in the other. This design gives you a different texture on either side of the poncho.
The Fastest, Easiest Crochet Poncho Pattern Ever
The name says it all! Learn how to crochet a poncho FAST using super bulky weight yarn and gorgeous, easy-to-crochet stitches that work up in a jiffy.
From the Designer: I don't know about you but I may be, what you'd call, garment avoidant. Don't get me wrong, I love garments... I love sweaters, wraps, cardigans, kimonos. all of them. And I especially like ponchos. However, I almost never make them because they take FOREVER to finish... and being a plus sized girl, I can never be sure they're going to fit right. That's why I designed this fastest and easiest crochet poncho pattern ever.
This pattern works up in a matter of hours and can be easily adjusted for petite or plus sized needs. And, while I don't usually recommend that crochet sellers make garments (because they're just not cost effective), this design just might be the perfect addition to your craft fair inventory.
Super bulky, soft, and super-duper cozy, this poncho is the perfect pattern to whip up as a quick gift or something special just for you to wear everywhere.. introducing, the Everywhere Poncho.
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This pattern is originally featured at Made with a Twist here.
Difficulty Level: Easy
Crochet Hook: P/16 or 11.5 mm hook
Yarn Weight: (6) Super Bulky/Super Chunky (4-11 stitches for 4 inches)
Crochet Gauge: Mid-shell to mid-shell X 3.5 rows = 4 square
Finished Size: One size fits most.
Materials List
460 yards of super bulky (6) weight yarn. I used Lion Brand Hometown USA (4 oz (113 g) , 64 yds (59 m), 100% acrylic) in the Little Rock Granite colorway.
Crochet hook US size P (11.50 mm)
Tapestry needle
Tape measure
Scissors
The Sideways Crochet Jumper
"I have not taken this crochet jumper off- my Sideways Jumper- is a free pattern on the blog. Check out my blog post, read about the construction or scroll down for the free crochet jumper pattern. The construction of this crochet jumper is slightly different because I have literally turned it on its side! As a result you get vertical lines of stitches running through the jumper. These are great because they frame your silhouette and create a nice flowing garment. The main body of this crochet jumper is worked in rows running from neck to waist. I have used half double crochet stitch worked through the third loop only because I just love this stitch. As a result you get a ribbed crochet jumper that looks knitted."
Olivia Sweater
The Olivia Sweater is a stunning and so simple crochet pattern that is worked in panels on a bias to form the v shaped color blocking. It is the perfect sweater to throw on and instantly look put together. /PATTERN DETAILS • Sizes XS to 5XL (detailed below) • Easy level • Worked in panels on the bias to achieve the color block V • Techniques used / Special stitches: Full explanations are given in the pattern. • US crochet notations • Illustrated step-by-step photos /MATERIALS • 3.5 mm / US E - 4 hook. • Katia Cotton Mohair (fine weight (2), 70% GOTS Organic Cotton, 30% Mohair Superkid, 225m/246yd, 50g/1.75oz) in: o Red (81) (color A): 2 (2, 3, 3, 3, 3, 4, 4, 4) skeins o Mint green (77) (color B): 2 (2, 3, 3, 3, 3, 4, 4, 4) skeins o Stone Grey (72) (color C): 2 (2, 3, 3, 3, 3, 4, 4, 4) skeins • Tapestry needle to weave in the ends. /SIZES Pictures illustrate the S size. The sweater is designed with a close fit, 0 - 5 cm / 0” to 2” ease at the bust. Below are the final cardigan measurements for the different sizes. • XS: bust 75 cm / 29.5” • S: bust 88 cm / 34.5” • M: bust 95 cm / 37.5” • L: bust 104 cm / 41” • XL: bust 116 cm / 45.5” • 2XL: bust 128 cm / 50.5” • 3XL: bust 134 cm / 52.75” • 4XL: bust 146 cm / 57.5” • 5XL: bust 161 cm / 63.5” The sweater is 64 cm / 25” long. To adjust the length increase / decrease the length of the color B section for the front and back panels (make sure to adjust your yarn requirements accordingly).
