Striped Cardigan
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Striped Velvet Cardigan Free Crochet Pattern
"The Striped Velvet Cardigan is the perfect beginner crochet pattern if you never crocheted a cardigan sweater before. This cardigan is also perfect for locations where the weather is mild and all you need is a gorgeous, simple, and warm cardigan. The pattern comes with many pictures and schematics to show you how to crochet it step by step so that you can confidently crochet the piece. This beautiful cardigan uses the Bernat Crushed Velvet yarn in 2 different colors. "
Modern Purple Striped Cardigan Free Crochet Pattern
Let this cropped cardigan keep you warm when the wind blows. This Modern Purple-Striped Cardigan from Better Homes and Gardens is easy to dress up or down. Pair with jeans or a skirt for a stylish and homespun outfit.
Stripy Crochet Cardigan
Here you can find the free crochet pattern for a striped crochet cardigan, in both USA and UK terms and in 9 sizes from XS through to 5XL. This is a great easy and quick crochet pattern, that is a perfect stash buster! Made using chunky yarn and 6mm hook. I love stripes, and they are very on trend this year, so grab yourself some colourful yarn, and lets make an Easy Striped Crochet Cardigan together.
Men's Simple Striped Sweater
This Simple Striped Sweater is perfect for beginners-crocheted flat in rows and seamed together it's about as simple as it gets. Pattern is in Men's sizes S-5X. The sleeves are worked flat from the wrist up so you're increasing as you go-so much easier than decreasing, right? That's about it as far as shaping goes. I left the neckline simple and easy. The fit chart includes chest measurements so you can find the perfect fit for your needs.
Honeycomb Cardigan - Bobble Stitch Cardigan Free Crochet Pattern
You can get the crochet pattern to make your own bobble stitch cardigan here - called the Honeycomb cardigan. This is a size inclusive pattern graded in 9 sizes. XS- 5XL, and 2 different lengths. This cardigan is worked as 5 pieces in rows, turning at the end of each row for the main body of the cardigan. The sleeves are worked by Slip stitching and turning at the end of each row (to save you sewing!) Written in US terms Difficulty is Advanced beginner, you will need to know how to US Foundation DC, FPDC, BPDC and Bobble Stitch.
