Sherpa Sweater
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Since this beautifully made sweater is constructed with Sherpa fleece yarn, you will not be able to see your stitches. Instead, you'll have to feel them throughout the process due to their chunkiness. However, a video in the article demonstrates this technique, and this design offers sizes XS-4X.
Teddy Fleece Crochet Sweater With Front Pocket
"The Dreamer Sweater is just the softest thing! Using Lion Brand's Baby Soft Boucle Yarn, this comfy crochet jumper has a ‘teddy' or ‘sherpa fleece' look to it! This modern and on-trend sweater is crocheted in 4 panels using half double crochets and then the ribbing is crocheted using Lion Brand's Feels Like Butta. The fun mix of textures - the boucle fleece contrasting with the smooth silky yarn - gives this sweater such a unique look. You can also add an optional front pocket to keep your hands warm! The sample is cropped length but the pattern includes alteration instructions so you can make this sweater any length you want. This pattern is written in English using US crochet terms. Contains step-by-step instructions with pictures. "
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"
Kelby Sweater - Free Crochet Pattern and YARN GIVEAWAY
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As most of you know I LOVE making, wearing, designing, admiring, any oversized sweater. The Kelby sweater is JUST THAT. I wanted to make an off the shoulder, slouchy sweater that works for all seasons, using a large crochet hook and velvety soft (literally!) this sweater has a beautiful open stitch drape. To say I'm obsessed would be an understatement.