You can crochet Harry Styles' colourblock patchwork cardigan with this free pattern! As some of you probably know, this cardigan has gone viral. I have to say, I do understand why! It's so unique and gorgeous. Now, you can make your own crocheted version of the cardigan he made famous!
The Harry Patchwork Cardigan Crochet Pattern
I'm sure most of you have seen the Harry Styles patchwork cardigan that has taken the internet by storm! Here's a trendy and very easy to follow recreation of the Harry patchwork iconic cardigan in a pastel version. This is an inclusive pattern which comes in sizes S, M, L, XL, XXL, and XXXL.
Free Crochet Patchwork Cardigan
Be in style with this much easier version of the Harry Styles-inspired cardigan. This simple crochet video tutorial will show you just what to do. The multi-colored patchwork can be your next masterpiece.
Crochet Patchwork Cardigan Pattern
You'll likely find the construction of this cardigan different from anything you've seen before, but that doesn't mean it's complicated-quite the opposite, in fact!
With endless ways to customize, this is a cardigan you can truly make you own. Add buttons, adjust the length, stick to neutrals or make a rainbow-pattern includes lots of notes on how to crochet exactly the sweater you'll love to wear!
Crochet Patchwork Cardigan
A gorgeous patchwork of color creates this on-trend crochet cardigan that's a welcome addition to your wardrobe. You'll do half double crochet in the 3rd loop, double crochet, single crochet, stripes, short rows and faux ribbing techniques.
It's a laid-back style that's wearable while lounging around the house or when you're out and about. Flattering on a variety of body types, this pattern is offered in a range of sizes.
Crochet Patchwork Hoodie Cardigan Pattern
This crochet patchwork hoodie with a large comfortable fairy-style hood is a relaxed-vibes hooded cardigan made with simple beginner crochet squares and seamed mostly using the existing yarn tails. This easy beginner project is a great yarn stash buster as each square uses only about 7 grams/0.3 oz/23 yards of yarn.
Use random colors and textures to make it more fun and move your squares around as much as you like until you decide on the final combination!
