Sunshine Sweater Crochet Pattern
This Sunshine Sweater pattern uses techniques like stockinette stitch, elastic ribbing (knit1, purl 1), increase, decrease
Skill Level required is beginner. You don’t need any experienced skills to make this sweater, only a lot of patience.
This Sunshine Sweater is worked from cuff to cuff working the back and front panels at ones. When we are getting to the neck line, we split the number of stitches in half and work the 2 panels individual. Then we are joining again and working the other half of the sweater.
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Salubrious Sweater Crochet Pattern
The world is going through a very confusing time and most of us can agree that being stuck at home without a project is lame with a capital L.
I am so happy to share this pattern with you for F R E E as the powers that be solving this pandemic.
Now that’s enough, let’s get closer to the casting!
This sweater is extremely suitable for beginners when you take it slowly and
have some color work experience behind them
Skills overview:
Casting on
Short lines (super easy to learn online)
Stranded colorwork
M1 boosts (super easy to learn online)
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Rosendale Crochet Pattern
Simplicity is at its best. Our Rosendale pullover uses two colors of Berroco Farro to create a flattering striped work tunic. The lower back detail adds a touch of style to the typical tunic construction. Customize it by knitting the length that suits you best. We think the hardest part will be choosing which colors to make it!
FINISHED MEASURES
Breast: 36 (40, 44, 48, 52, 56, 60, 64) ”
Length: 23½ (24, 24, 24½, 24½, 25, 25½, 26) “(front length – back is 4” longer)
Shown in size 40 “. Recommended ease: 2-4” of positive ease.
YARN
BERROCO SPELLED (50 gr): 5 (5, 6, 6, 7, 7, 8, 9) balls # 6430 Blood Orange (C1) and 4 (4, 4, 5, 5, 6, 6, 7) balls # 6427 Apricot (C2)
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Sweater for spring or autumn Crochet Pattern
A simple sweater with no complicated stitches. You need to know how to make a triple crochet SC, DC and Front Post.
The yarn I use for this sweater is Alize Diva Plus.
The crochet hook I use is 3.5mm (European size) or E (for US size).
If you don’t have the ability to have that thread that’s fine. Use any type of yarn you want that is suitable for 3.5mm or E crochet. My advice is to use soft or very soft yarn and a crochet no more than me. It works very fast and you can make any size for girls or women. My page if you want to visit: https://www.facebook.com/HandmadeCrochetRo/. I upload a written outline. A very nice lady helps me and writes the model for me. Thank you very much Wyrddsmith.
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Archange Wrstd Crochet Pattern
And here is the DK-Worsted version of Archangel.
The times to come will seek with the pandemic, hopefully, my testers and I, that knitting this pretty pattern will pleasantly accompany the hours spent at home …
Cordelia
And this is the DK-Worsted version of Archange.
The coming times will be tough with the pandemic, hopefully my testers and I, that knitting this adorable pattern will pleasantly accompany the hours spent at home …
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Rullskridsko Crochet Pattern
This top-down stranded pullover uses a new yarn that blends Alpaca, Linen and Lyocell. Light and airy, this is still a cozy piece. The name, Rullskridsko, means “rollerskates” in Swedish. Because why not?
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Vienna Crochet Pattern
“Vienna” is an eye-catching sweater that you knit fast just in time for winter!, How it’s made the sweater is in 4 panels and measured to your size which means you can use any yarn and any hook you want!. This is to make sure #sizeinclusivity is the number one goal.
Structure of the piece:
This sweater is made in 4 panels, fixing from the bottom up, first measuring the waist and bust, starting with the ribs you chain up to your size, then increase up to the size of the bust (All in half due to back panel and front panel), so the sleeves are done in a slightly similar way.
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Teddy Sweater Crochet Pattern
ABOUT THE TEDDY SWEATER
The teddy sweater is a simple raglan sweater. The fit is oversized with balloon sleeves. The sweater is worked top down, so you can easily adjust the length. The body and sleeves are worked in stockinette stitch and finished with ribbed edges (twisted).
This oversized sweater has a positive ease of around 28cm / 11in. The sweater is perfect to wear on a winter walk or to relax on the sofa. The sweater is very soft. The Teddy Sweater is perfect for novice knitters.
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Wild flower sweater Crochet Pattern
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I Made This Crochet Pattern
YOU MADE THIS TWINKLY SWEATER? Y-E-S YOU DID! HERE YOU WILL MIX 3 STRANDS OF YARN, TWINKLE, SENSIBLE AND
FINE FRAYA, AND YOU WILL BE WORKING FROM THE TOP DOWN. FIRST A WIDE RIB NECK EDGE THAT I FOLDED DOUBLE AT
THE END IS WORKED, THEN INCREASES ON THE YOKE. THEN THE WORK IN DIVIDED INTO SLEEVES AND BODY AND EACH
SECTION IS FINISHED SEPARATELY. THE SLEEVES ARE GIVEN A LITTLE PUFF BEFORE THE RIB CUFFS. IF YOU ARE A BEGINNER WITH A BIT OF EXPERIENCE, THIS IS DEFINITELY THE PROJECT FOR YOU.
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September Sweater Crochet Pattern
This model can be found for free on the Make & Do Crew blog, linked above. Or you can purchase the ad-free printable pdf version above.
The September Sweater is a gorgeous V-neck sweater with vertical seams and cuffed sleeves! We recommend wearing it all year round, not just in September!
Use the CROCHETLOVE coupon code at checkout to get a 30% discount on your purchase model of $ 10 or more! (Cannot be combined with any other sale or code)
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The Willow Sweater Crochet Pattern
Description: This cozy cowl sweater is worked from the top down. Don’t let that intimidate you, it’s very simple and fun to do! The pattern is seamless and works the same stitch throughout. If you aren’t a fan of cowl necks, it is easy to remove and keep a simple neckline.
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Embrace sweater Crochet Pattern
Another yarn option:
1 thread FRAYA Cosy + 2 threads FRAYA Friendly
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