The Sophia Cardigan with Pockets
Cardigan With Pockets
"You're going to love this Crochet Cardigan With Pockets Pattern. It's a great cardigan pattern for women with sizes from XS to 5XL. The cardigan is made with a cotton and bamboo yarn blend, but it's easy to swap for any 3 light weight yarns. With the herringbone half double crochet as the featured stitch, this crochet cardigan with pockets has such a beautiful look. Featuring beautiful crochet stitches and is a great garment crochet pattern. Make it in your favorite yarn colors. "
Chunky Bomber Cardigan With Pockets Free Crochet Pattern
Cosy and chunky, there's nothing like a classic bomber jacket! The oversized fit and open stitches work together to create a modern crochet cardigan. Using super bulky yarn, this bomber jacket works up quickly and features signature balloon sleeves with a chunky ribbed hem. This pattern is classed as an easy/intermediate because the pockets make it a bit trickier to crochet but there is also a handy video tutorial to help you! You can also make a version of this cardigan without pockets (alteration instructions provided in the pattern) which is great for beginners or first-time garment makers.
Holly Cardigan Free Crochet Pattern
"The more busy life gets the more I appreciate having pockets! Convenience was super important when I began designing the Holly Cardigan along with it being a beginner crochet project. I have been trying to incorporate crochet pockets into more of my designs recently because I can't always have a purse these days! I hope you enjoy my newest stash busting crochet project on how to crochet a cardigan with pockets! This is a great stash busting project because is uses three different colors of worsted weight yarn! You could easily do more or less colors, maybe even solid!"
Aurora Cardigan For Women Free Crochet Pattern
"Crochet cardigans are great to wear for seasonal transition pieces as they're great for layering during the spring and fall. They're also great for all day wear when the temps are bitter cold. Dress them up, dress them down. You really can't go wrong when wrapped up in a crochet sweater to help keep you warm! In early August when I took Claire shopping for new clothes for school, she found a simple, grey cardigan that she loved. I purchased it for her, but it was so thin and not nearly warm enough for our frigid winters. I loved the simplicity of the store bought cardigan, the simple shape, classic fit, and pockets. Pockets were one of Claire’s “must have” requests. This is where inspiration for the Aurora Cardigan came from."
