Next, this women's hoodie cardigan is a trip down amnesia lane. Indeed, this is a super boho, hippy trippy casual sweater for all those informal and fun occasions. Moreover, as you can see, there need be no rhyme nor reason for the color choices, so it's a perfect stash buster.
The original pattern is available at The Laughing Willow:
TagsWillow Cardigan
So, long cardigans can be so light and airy. Not only is this one lacy and textured, it's easy as it uses only simple stitches. Moreover, it's super stylish and chic.
The full article about this pattern is here:
Willow Cardigan
The Happy Hippy Sweater
"Introducing the Happy Hippy Sweater which is made with the Granny Stripe stitch, the double crochet stitch, the treble crochet stitch as well as the single crochet stitch for the trim. You are welcome to play around with colours as you make your sweater. This is simples sweater that makes a strong fashion statement. This is an oversized sweater with generous positive ease. It is loosely crocheted using a large hook and worsted weight (4) yarn. Hooks: Size N/15 - 10.00 mm, For body of sweater Size L/11- 8mm hook, For sleeves Size K/10.5-6.5mm For sleeves "
Crochet Cross Stitch Hoodie video tutorial
"This large and cozy Crochet Cross Stitch Hoodie can be worn everywhere and all year round! Simply make 4 rectangles and the sleeves, seam and add ribbing! The cross stitch is easy as it consists of only double crochet stitches. It adds beautiful texture and style to the garment. This Crochet Cross Stitch Hoodie is a long and comfortable women's hooded cardigan. Featuring practical and warm front pockets this crochet hoodie comes in 9 sizes and includes an easy YouTube video tutorial as well."
Happy-Go-Lucky Hoodie
Happy-Go-Lucky Hoodie
If you need easy-to-read PDF pattern, you can buy from here etsy.
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Crochet Patchwork Hoodie Cardigan Pattern
This crochet patchwork hoodie with a large comfortable fairy-style hood is a relaxed-vibes hooded cardigan made with simple beginner crochet squares and seamed mostly using the existing yarn tails. This easy beginner project is a great yarn stash buster as each square uses only about 7 grams/0.3 oz/23 yards of yarn.
Use random colors and textures to make it more fun and move your squares around as much as you like until you decide on the final combination!
