Grace Cardi Free Crochet Pattern

The Grace Cardi is a simple little crochet cardigan that is great for spring and summer! I love to throw on just a little added layer when I'm wearing a dress or tank top, and this cardi is perfect for that! This crochet cardigan free pattern comes in women's sizes XS to 2X. The Grace Cardi is fitted with no ease to it. If you are in between sizes, I would recommend going up one size. The Grace Cardi is worked from the top down in raglan style. Trim is added at the end. There is no sewing required. This crochet pattern is rated Easy in difficulty level. You'll only need to know basic crochet stitches to create this garment.

Seaglass Summer Cardi

The Seaglass Summer Cardi is a simple beach or swimsuit cover-up - that is just as beautiful back on solid land! When I began designing the Seaglass Summer Cardi, I was thinking exclusively in terms of a swimsuit coverup. But by the time it was done, I knew I wanted to wear it everywhere! It's still great for the pool though - even after I soaked it, it dried super fast! The Seaglass Summer Cardi is truly one size fits all. It fits up to a 68” bust - and stretches too! Made with just 2 cakes of Red Heart It's a Wrap Rainbow, it's simple enough to be your first garment if you haven't made one before!

Movie Night Cocoon Cardi Free Crochet Pattern

Lastly, there's few better things than a comfortable night at home with a movie. Indeed, getting the ambiance right is a must. Therefore, this wrappable cardi is an absolute cherry on top and a perfect accompaniament.

Spring Cardi

Next, this short cardigan uses only one stitch, because it's worked all in one piece with no seaming.

Moreover, this cardi was designed to be worn open and thus works perfectly as a little cover up over a tank top or dress

The Genesis Cardigan Free Crochet Pattern

The genesis summer kimono cardigan has a richly varied structure. Also, its beautiful color bands highlight the alternating voids and denser stitches. Overall, it's a beautiful, casual and playful cardi for everyday.

I wanted something colorful and summery, which can be hard to find when crocheting/knitting. This pattern came to be when I was reading the story of Joseph and The Coat of Many Colors. Now, I'm not going to go into the whole story of Jacob gifting the coat to Joseph, But this particular coat meant a lot to the people of this time. A piece of clothing with different colors represented worth and leadership.