How to Crochet a Cozy Cardigan

How to Crochet a Poncho

To start with, this beautiful, airy sleeveless vest is a wonderful example of how a limited color palette adds to the accessory aspect of a garment. Moreover, it's also compact, rolls up tight and can be carried in your bag for when needed.

Here is another idea for a cardigan for on cardi wrapping up in. This handkerchief cocoon cardigan has stitched together corners that make them stay on your arms as you wear it, keeping this beautiful cardi on your shoulders. The beautiful, lacy back is greatly complemented by the denser outer edge that retains the structure around the arms and neckline.

Because the name says it all, there is little to add. Overall, this is a beautiful, simple and very attractive sweater or shoulder wrap.

This summer kimono cardigan is a very airy and beautiful sweater. While cherry blossoms are a spring flower, this cardi is so very evocative of them.

However, if long and flowing is your thing, this poncho cardigan is definitely going to be your thing. While it also exhibits a limited color palette, it is a much fuller and bulkier garment, perfect as a day coat or a sweater for a spring outing.

What a charming design by Ashleigh Kiser! A basic summer kimono cardigan is a foolproof way to crochet something new when you have nothing very exciting to wear. Adding a fringe takes this design to a new level! Will you stick with this heavenly blue? We would!

If color choice is qually important for the poncho cardigan you plan to make, why not consider the spun sugar pattern? After all, it's every bit as sweet and airy as its namesake!