"A cute little crochet sweater in sizes 3 months to 5 years. Made with self striping yarn - Cygnet Pure Baby Prints. This yarn is a Double knit weight, and uses a 4mm hook. tension = 16sts over 10 rows with a 4mmm = 10cm x 10cm or whatever hook needed to get tension. Made in the Raglan style, worked from the top down in circles before splitting to make the arm holes. Minimal ends to sew in, and you can check the size of the sweater as you make it. "
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Crochet pattern sweater Diana, raglan style, all sizes
Crochet pattern sweater Diana, raglan style, all sizes
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.
Hudson Cardigan - Free Crochet Pattern
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Today I have a unique garment for you all, the Hudson Cardigan uses a textured stitch called the “Soft Cluster” once blocked gives a BEAUTIFUL drape and gorgeous look. I discovered this stitch when my Father in Law found a crochet stitch book in his storage room. I am sadly the only one in my family who crochets or knits, but on the bright side I was instantly given this amazing book!
Chunky Cropped Raglan Sweater Crochet Pattern
If you've never crocheted a raglan style sweater before, you're gonna get a kick out of this! The beauty of the raglan style sleeve is you can create this sweater, from the top down, with virtually no seaming! That makes this chunky cropped, 3/4 length sleeve sweater just as fun to make as it is to wear.
All you need is your favorite super bulky weight yarn, a 11.5mm (US P) crochet hook and a few removable stitch markers.
Raglan Sweater
If you've never crocheted a raglan sweater or top before, you are in for a treat. This might just be my favorite way to crochet sweaters or tops! The fact is that the technique has many advantages: - when you crochet the from top-down, you will get a whole thing, it means without seams - save valuable time without spending it on long and annoying stitching - raglan allows you to try on the sweater at any time and adjust its size in the process of crocheting - sweater sits perfectly on the shoulders, not forming folds in the armpit area - the perfect technique for crocheting children's clothes, because the sweater is easy to fit on the growing child, periodically unravel and extending its sleeves.
