Crochet African flower sweater PDF Pattern
Hexagon Crochet Sweater Free Pattern
"The name of the Hexagon used in this crochet pattern is the African Flower Hexagon. It's a beautiful crocheted hexagon, that you can use in projects, almost as you'd use Granny Squares. What's most fun about this crochet sweater pattern is the fact that you combine two halves to make it. You'll have fun creating the African Flower Hexagon for the first half, then creating striping double crochet panels for the second. Finally, you'll need to assemble the pieces, but with the detailed diagram, it's not difficult. "
Olivia Sweater Free Crochet Pattern
"The Olivia Sweater is beginner sweater friendly and is worked in the round. This sweater is meant to be slightly oversized, however, you pretty much were any size provided. This sweater can be styled to be worn on the shoulders as a regular sweater, or you can style it to be off the shoulder style. This sweater can easily be a crop top, full length, or even made into a sweater dress. This sweater offers sizing from XS-4XL"
Children’s Heart Sweater Crochet Pattern
If you're looking for a sweet crochet sweater to make for your kids, this Children’s Sweater is perfect. It has a big crochet heart in the center of it. This falls into the list of great crochet patterns for beginners. Because it's so small and is made up of single crochet, anyone can make it. It's a great project to learn a new skill from. This sweater pattern uses the same technique as a graphgan. There's a crochet graph of a heart that you follow while working. You'll learn how to crochet a sweater and use the graphing technique with this smart crochet sweater pattern.
Heather Sweater
The Heather is a cozy crochet sweater pattern featuring a split cowl neck and side slit. This easy crochet sweater is worked top down, so there's no seaming! The top down style also makes this simple sweater easy to customize to fit your beautiful body. This crochet sweater pattern includes 9 sizes, ranging from a finished bust size of 33 up to 64. I chose to use a simple stitch, the half double crochet for this sweater because I want you to be able to customize it to fit in a way that is equally simple. You can add stitches or decrease at the bust, waist, hips, arms or wrists to truly create a sweater that fits you!
